Posts Tagged ‘July Event’

Hermitage is a home

July 15th, 2009

image_09Seattle scored big when Jennifer June moved her bespoke wallpaper (made by hand in small batches to ensure the utmost quality and exclusivity) salon, Hermitage, from Portland, OR.

Realizing that each project has its own specific needs, they work with clients on an individual basis to assist in making the right design decision for each environment. Hermitage is extending a 20% discount on any wallpaper purchase with your City Stimulus card.

In addition to an impeccably designed wall coverings, June hand-selects a unique collection of objects to be sold within the store- giving the feeling of a home, not just another shop.

LiT, another City Stimulus participant and purveyor of couture custom lampshades, shares a retail space with Hermitage making it a perfect destination for your design needs. Find Hermitage (and LiT) at 1906 East Prospect on Capitol Hill from 10am-6pm Monday to Friday & Saturday from 11am-5pm.

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Fancy Jewels, Dottyspeck & More

July 15th, 2009

Picture 9Fancy on second avenue in downtown Seattle has the corner market on playful dedication to the whimsical and cute. Owned and operated by Sally Brock, who has been designing jewelry since she was 13, the petite store carries the complete Fancy line (handmade in the USA by one lady with two hands), and fabulous local jewelry by independent artists.

Brock is the only woman I know who could write “Custom orders are available -any piece you see can be re-made just the way you like it, unless you’ve got bad taste, or maybe if you want your ring made of bacon and titanium.” and bring a smile to your face. Maybe it’s Leroy the labradoodle but we suspect it’s Sally’s charm.

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The above images are from new batch of work from Seattle’s own- Dottyspeck (named after Pee-Wee Herman movies of course) in all sterling silver. Use your City Stimulus card on these, or other purchases, and receive 10% off, including custom orders & free gift with any purchase over $200.

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World Spice Merchants

July 15th, 2009

When I’m feeling like making something obscure for dinner, or even just needing to restock my African Cayenne, I swing by World Spice Merchants.  Located just below the Pike Place Market on Western, this hidden gem is for local foodies in the know.  Other City Stimulators, like Dahlia Lounge, How to Cook a Wolf, and Palace Kitchen have already figured out what the rest of us are dying to know:  World Spice is the place to educate yourself and stock up on herbs, spices, teas, and gifts from around the culinary world.

World Spice is offering 10% off all their merchandise this week. If you need to stock your pepper mill or give dinner-at-home some pep, it may be a good idea to swing by.

1509 Western Avenue
Seattle, WA 98101
Phone: 206.682.7274

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Babeland

July 14th, 2009

I was lucky to move to Seattle after Babeland was born.  Before I got here, my girlfriends and I would stay up late at night, talking about the mythical place in far-away Seattle, where women could feel confident about their sexuality and explore “adult toys” in a really low pressure and informative setting.

Have I mentioned how much I love Babeland? This week I’ll have something extra to write home about. Babeland is offering an outstanding incentive for City Stimulus this week: 15% off Sunday-Thursday.  A free Silver Bullet with purchase Friday & Saturday.

Babeland has received numerous awards over the years, including a 2006 and 2003 Zagat’s Survey award. It was voted “Best Place to Buy Sex Toys” by The Village Voice and The Seattle Weekly.

707 E Pike Street
Phone: 206.328.2914

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Edie’s Shoes

July 14th, 2009

Edie’s is possibly one of the most centrally located shoe retailers on the hill. In times when every dollar counts, Edie’s personal service and staff that really knows their stuff make all the difference.  The folks at Edie’s work hard to bring you hand-selected shoes and accessories to fit every style.  And with their City Stimulus offer of buy one get one half off , (equal or lesser value, no sale items) they’re doing it to fit every budget too!

I can’t think of a single thing that gives me more confidence than walking in a great pair of shoes. Whether you’re dressing for a sharp day at the office or Havana‘s closing night City Stimulus party, be sure to stop by Edie’s.

Edie’s Capitol Hill location only:

319 East Pine Street
Phone: 206. 839.1111
Hours: Mon-Sat 10-7  Sun 12-5

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Veridis Clothier

July 14th, 2009

Picture 11If you are on the hunt for small independent designer clothing for men or women- look no further than Veridis on Capitol Hill. They are also one of the only stores in Seattle who carry Vena Cava- an impeccable and fashion-forward clothing line out of New York that is destined to for greatness.

Check out the Veridis’ blog for a complete lising of designers and merchandise including What comes around goes around (for women and men) and REVL (for men).

Veridis is offering 10% off all regularly priced and sale merchandise with your City Stimulus membership card.  This is a great moment to get a discount on things that don’t usually go on sale (basic tees, hoodies, jewelry) as well as get a head start on fall with some of the new deliveries starting to arrive.  Also, with the additional 10% discount, the remaining sale merchandise will be nearly 70% off.

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Cocktail special at licorous

July 14th, 2009

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Chef Johnathan Sundstrom and his partners have created a wonderful neighbor for Lark that delivers handcrafted cocktails and small plates: Licorous!

Picture 7The house cocktail list features infused liquors with seasonal ingredients. The Shiso Fine uses organic Rain vodka infused with fresh local shiso leafs and lime, and is crisp and clean tasting. There is also the favorite Lark cocktail, a sparking drink made of Campari, grapefruit juice and prosecco. Enjoy $1 off cocktails (excludes Happy Hour specials) just for being a City Stimulus cardholder. After a cocktail (or two) try the tuna tartare, pretzel dots or a salumi plate.

Licorous serves cocktails and small plates until late in the night, Monday through Thursday from 5pm to 12am and Friday/Saturday from 5pm to 1am (no reservations).

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4 Your Eyes Only

July 14th, 2009

Picture 5Enjoy personalized service unlike any you’ve experienced when selecting eyewear from skilled opticians who integrate fashion and technology. 4 Your Eyes Only will ensure not only are you looking stylish but that you have the best optics suited to your needs.

IMG_1510Select eyewear you’ll fall in love with- from unique frame collections are fun, funky flattering to classic styles that represent your professional attitude. 4 Your Eyes Only has a plethora of options and with your City Stimulus card you will enjoy 25% off frames when purchased with any lens package (does not apply to previously marked down frames or Retrospecs line).

Best of all, 4 Your Eyes Only has been serving the Wallingford and Greater Puget Sound area eyewear needs since 1985. Discover for yourself why their customers stay so loyal.

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West Seattle shoe salon

July 14th, 2009

Picture 3Clementine is the most darling little shoe shop in the West Seattle Junction. The vast selection includes whimsical to cute; sexy to comfortable- all under one roof. Noteworthy brands include Giraudon, Nanette Lepore, Corso Como & Cydwoq.

In addition to shoes, we love the Chemical Wedding one of a kind handbags using recycled, post-industrial scrap, factory seconds, and new leathers. The durable bags for differ in texture and color due to limited supplies. It’s like carrying your very own piece of art on your arm.

The already affordiable merchandfise gets a mega boost with your City Stimulus card: Free gift with purchase to the first 20 customers + take an additional 15% off all sale merchandise (up to an 80% savings in some cases).

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Your Havana Leisure Guide

July 13th, 2009

Picture 5You don’t have to wait until our Grand Finale on Saturday night to visit Havana because City Stimulus makes it easier to enjoy the extensive collection of rums, tequilas, hand-crafted cocktails (try the Signature Move, or Hotel St. George) and rotating music selection from Seattle’s best DJs (ranging from N8, Fourcolorzack, Curtis, Nostalgia B, Greg Vandy, Cherry Canoe, Johnny Merlot, DV-ONE, Marc Sense, El Toro, Self Administered Beatdown, Johnny Blackout, Tigerbeat, and Sean Cee).

Relax under palm trees and a hand-painted gold ceiling — Havana is a true palace for drinking.

To celebrate Seattle as “one of the most bountiful and creative small business communities in the country, hands down,” Havana is offering everyone free cover  all week long with your City Stimulus card.

At Havana, your leisure is their pleasure!

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