Casual, historic venue with easy neighborhood parking, and friendly staff. We have been there twice…read moreand enjoyed the shows. Had a really good meal at LaBonitas just a block away before the last show.

I was given two complementary VIP tickets to a burlesque show. I was excited because I've never…read morebeen to this venue before. Street parking is available around the Alberta art District. So just know that you may have to look a little bit harder to find a spot when it's busier. It's nice though since parking is free in this area. The overall staff this venue were really nice and helpful. There is food and drinks available and prices are typical of theaters. The theater itself is quite large inside. The seats are roomy with legroom available.

I sincerely love Tears of Joy Puppet Theatre! Their plays are beautifully crafted works of…read morephenomenal puppetry from around the world. It's amazing to watch children's faces while they experience the magic of puppetry. In a world of hi-tec animation, the puppetry of Tears of Joy and their arts outreach programming still connect with the imagination of today' youth. I'll be honest, I know this first hand having worked in their After-school outreach program. Plus, ToJT is in it's 40th year! Hell yah local theatre keepin it going!

I just attended a performance in Kirkland, WA of "The Reluctant Dragon" performed by the Tears of…read moreJoy Theatre. The ticket was $28 for a 45 minute performance which seems kind of steep. The performance itself was mediocre. There were so many spots that could have been made funnier, more informative or clearer but it seemed like the performers had a hard enough time simply getting the puppets through their paces. For the most part, their speech was clear, but there were points when I know my 4 1/2 year old son couldn't understand the performers because their speech was so affected or they talked too quickly. That was all passable but the absolute worst part was when they opened up a question and answer session at the end. They obviously had no liking or understanding of children and wanted to be done. It was a very quiet and polite batch of kids, each raising their hand to ask a question of one of the puppeteers. I saw one boy (maybe 6 years old??) raise his hand and when called on by the woman performer, began to tell her about a spaceship model that he had made and had turned into a puppet and before he was finished, the woman said, "That is a statement and not a question" and ignored him, turning to another kid. Good lord. It's not like he took forever in getting his idea out. How about responding like, "That is very interesting. Would you like to ask a question about one of the puppets that I am holding?" I could see her dislike and disrespect for kids all over her face. She ignored my son the entire time, who was patiently waiting to get called on (there were only 7 kids in front of her and only 2 had their hands up at any given time). I am so happy that my son enjoyed the evening and didn't see that side of it. If this theatre company is going to put on shows aimed at kids, AND interact with kids at the end, they need to employ puppeteers who are more human friendly.

Our office hired Tim Alexander for a Friends and Family event. Tim's communication was timely &…read moreprofessional. He arrived early and we loved his authentic attire! We appreciated the Strolling Magic, as it was definitely entertaining, but also not an interruption or a show. Tim has a great ability to read the room and know what would be amusing and captivating for all ages! The feedback from attendees was all good, rave reviews! We would definitely hire Alexander Master of Marvels Magician again.

Alexander was a great guy. I didn't get to see his show because I was too busy with party details:…read morerestocking food, making sure the booths were working properly and setting up games. But, many of my guests complimented his work. The kids had a good time.

A really fun little theater tucked away in the PDX airport to whittle away some of the waiting time…read morefor your place. It's a mini venue and has ample room between rows for your luggage. Short clip movies, about 5 min each in rapid succession.

My neighbor built this theater! It's inside the Portland airport, free access to anyone traveling,…read moreand has a bunch of local shorts playing 24/7! It's nice and quiet in here, seats are comfy, and it's a cool thing to check out if you have an unexpectedly long wait! Located in the C terminal, you can actually find it on Google maps!

I have attended many storytellers shows yet the Mystery Box remains my favorite. The theme is…read morealways sexy and tasteful. I have never felt uncomfortable. In fact, I always feel as if I am hearing a friends story over cocktails. This is probably because the hosts are incredible. They are funny and in tune with the audience. They always have the best prizes for the raffle! The theater has a full bar and I every seat I have sat in was a good one. For our 16 year wedding anniversary, my man and I bought the VIP tickets for the first time and we are both super excited to attend the show on the 7th. Do yourslef a favor and go see the show. Buy your tickets online and in advance because I am pretty sure the show sells out every time.

Iszy is the epitome of female hotness! God, to be the Man O'Peg! So incredibly desireable...I…read morewould pay so much more just to hear her tell me ANYTHING again. I've thought of Iszy so many times....

Tori is fantastic. She knows an amazing amount about bikes but what sets her apart is her ability…read moreas a teacher. Her combination of practical skills coupled with interesting ways to remember the various steps of a repair was amazing. Before the class, I had inexpertly fiddled with my bike, unwilling to waste money at bike shops - with her help I renovated my bike to the point where it rides better than it has for years. In addition, she helped me source appropriate parts and provided guidance as to what needed to be done and what could be left well alone. Her teaching style was incredibly open and relaxed, making this a very non threatening experience. I cannot recommend this highly enough and wish I had discovered Gracie's Wrench earlier.

My son was scared of bike riding:(. We just had lessons with Tory and now he is excited about…read moreriding and did not want to stop! I taught my other 3 children (now in their 20s and 30s) but she made it easy and fun and helped us learn about helping him. Great job! We were so excited we scheduled another lesson just because he had so much fun. THANK YOU!

Ron and Sena have a good thing going. The Mekong Bistro serves excellent Laotian and SE Asian…read morecuisine, and has a full bar. There's also a large space for private and public events featuring live music (with a large stage and good sound system), and dance centric events. The Mekong Bistro is a fine place to come and go - or to linger.

Great vibe and great food. The chicken wings were spot on crispy on the outside juicy and tender on…read morethe inside with just the right amount of seasoning. First time trying Ah-mok and the fish was amazing with just a hint of coconut and greens that added flavor. You can tell the chief cares about his art.

So fun! A little intimidating when going alone as many have their groups or friends established…read more Advice is go with a friend.

After taking loads of classes here, and even taking triple back-to-back classes sometimes, I…read moretemporarily have stopped coming here because I don't have the flexibility in my schedule to come. It really is mostly a location thing and I had to prioritize another (also great) workout studio near my home that I could walk to in a shorter time that it took me to drive or ride my bike to Pulse. But about this place: I love that you can take classes back to back so you can get both strength training and cardio out of the way. And they even have wonderful recovery/muscle-repair type classes as well. Anyway, I miss Pulse! I hope their schedule and my schedule align sooner than later because I would love to go back and dance my butt off!

For locals and visitors alike, you Must visit McMenamins…read moreKennedy School. Whether you visit the boiler bar for some billiards and shuffleboard or get sent to detention to try some great whisky the atmosphere is always eclectic and serene at the same time. Sound juxtaposed? Just go and visit, you'll see what I mean. Feeling adventurous on a warm evening, visit the courtyard restaurant and order a Moscow mule but substitute the vodka for their signature Aval Potta whisky, while sitting next to the fire place. Trust me, this is the night out you've been looking for!

Stayed here for one night. A Sunday to Monday. Not many events at that time. You can tell they can…read moreget busy and become pretty hectic. By 10pm, I had the place to myself on this night. At the restaurant, had the Diablo chicken sandwich. It was not edible. One bite and I knew this can't be finished. Later on had the brownies for dessert during happy hour. That was great. Happy hour does not leave you THAT happy. Couple bucks off. Mixed drinks are fine. Staff is pleasant for the most part. Seattle frost really is PNW frost if you ask me. I also had breakfast there and had a granola and yogurt. Fine. Stayed in a king in the school wing. 101. No ghosts (perceived by me). It smelled like it though. It's an old building. It was mostly clean although there were food crumbs all around my desk. Gross. See pic. Room was huge with beautiful windows. Loved the headboard with the cow. Overall was quiet. Slept fine. I enjoyed the free coffee at the front desk using the coffee mug provided. Cool. The whole building is great. The kitschy art is fine. I much preferred the photographic history. Overall, just the smell and dirt and bad food made it challenging. I was glad to go nevertheless. Completing my passport!