Bill Crossman’s first book is a collection of short stories about the center of the universe. Meet the Fremonsters who made this the weirdest little burg in Seattle. Part history, part memoir, all character. Come meet Bill Crossman, get a copy of “18 Windows to the Center of the Universe”.

Bring a book. Or your knitting. We’ve got some games. Bring your records! We’ve got a vibe lounge and covered back deck. It’s pretty sweet. Yeah, come by. We’ll hang out or whatever.

Two legendary vintage pickers are setting up shop in The Handsome Jack. The Bergs, father & son, have the widest and deepest depths of knowledge imaginable about the treasures on their table. Like Indiana Jones, but with less cultural theft. They promised they were bringing some things you have never seen before! This… is gonna be cool.

Formed just a year ago, The Black Cat Bones already sound like they’ve been playing smoky bars and late-night juke joints for decades. Their blues is gritty, soulful, and steeped in the timeless language of the genre—part Delta dust, part electric swagger, with plenty of whiskey-soaked heartbreak along the way. Expect greasy grooves, ringing guitars, and songs that feel equally at home on a back porch or a crowded dance floor.

Bring a book. Or your knitting. We’ve got some games. Bring your records! We’ve got a vibe lounge and covered back deck. It’s pretty sweet. Yeah, come by. We’ll hang out or whatever.

The Mimosa String Quartet brings the elegance, precision, and timeless beauty of classical chamber music to every performance—then occasionally throws a perfectly placed curveball. Their repertoire moves effortlessly from flawless classical masterpieces to unexpected pop and rock and video game favorites, because why should a string quartet behave itself? Expect lush harmonies, intricate arrangements, impeccable musicianship, and just enough musical mischief to keep things weird. Sophisticated, surprising, and always beautifully played.