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The Whiskey Jackets love to have a good time. Playing songs from New Orleans, Appalachia, and select places in-between, they always have something you can dance to, clap-along with and sing while ya smile!!
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It's the season for seafood and crab has arrived at the Robinhood! Come on in after a long day of adventures to enjoy yourself with a refreshing beverage from the friendly staff and sooth the soul with some comfort food. And what is comfort food you may ask? Well a great spin on an old classic, such as our house made mouth watering Crab Mac and Cheese! You cant go wrong with the five cheese mixture consisting of provolone, mozzarella, asiago, parmesan and cream cheese mixed in with chef's secret spices! The Dungeness Crab is in a class of it's own, the natural flavor is something you will just have to try for yourself! And if you just want a quick snack? Try the artichoke Dungeness crab dip served up with toasted chibatta strips! There is something for everyone at the Robin Hood!
In addition to the Dungeness, Robin hood has an array of oyster selections, ranging from the classic grilled oysters to Rockefeller oyster preparations. The Lemon Drop Prawns are a house favorite! Plump and juicy, lightly breaded and flash fried drizzled with Cilantro-Serrano Vinaigrette, everyone is sure to enjoy! June 6th 2015 The Pine Hearts Original Cascade Mountain Music for the 3rd Millennium http://thepinehearts.com Mia Vermillion
Mia Vermillion’s presence on the blues scene has the admired attention of both fans and critics alike. Based out of the Pacific Northwest, a current hot bed for blues talent, her 2009 independent debut CD titled “Alone Together With the Blues” transformed Mia from an unknown to a regionally and nationally known blues songstress – shinning a spotlight on blues talent emerging out of Seattle. Mia’s recordings received rave reviews, boasting airplay on The Roots Music Report Blues Radio chart Top 50 (2 weeks at #45 and #46) as well as rocketing to #2 on XM Radio’s B.B. King’s Bluesville’s ‘Picks to Click’ with her recording of I’m Going to Copyright Your Kisses. Tracks from her debut record continue to play on both terrestrial radio and XM Sirius satellite radio. In spring 2009, upon the release of her debut, an injury set Mia back and kept her from performing for nearly two years. But as a testament to her depth and breadth of talent and determination for well-being, she returned to performance in 2011 to tear up the main stage at the Waterfront Blues Festival in Portland, Oregon. Mia also opened two nights for Grammy nominee and Blues Hall of Fame inductee John Hammond at Seattle’s Jazz Alley. She has spent 2012 touring regionally at prominent festivals and well-known venues, and working on the beginnings of her next recording project. Whether performing with a solid rhythm section and guitar behind her, or in a solo performance with her guitar, Mia Vermillion brings her own songs, beats and style to the blues creating a fresh unique sound. “…One of the best vocalists I’ve heard in a while…” says Graham Clarke with Blues Bytes Magazine. Mia’s voice and stage presence has been described as sultry and intoxicating. “…she infuses her singing with more humidity than Ma Rainey and more sex than Lena Horn,” according to AllAboutJazz.com’s Michael Bailey. Her charismatic stage presence is supported by a crew of very gifted musicians: Jason Edwards, a talented young drummer out of Seattle; various notable Northwest bassists; and Rod Cook on slide and acoustic guitar. Collectively, these musicians have performed and recorded with such noteworthy artists as Heart, Taj Mahal, Vicci Martinez, The Halyards, and James “Curley” Cooke of the Steve Miller Band. Additionally, Mia and guitar/dobro master Orville Johnson won the Washington Blues Society’s blues challenge in the Solo/Duo category as representatives for the prestigious Blues Foundation 26th International Blues Challenge in Memphis, Tennessee. (Due to the fore mentioned injury during that period Mia was unable to attend the IBC.) www.miavermillion.com LIVE at Robin Hood Village Resorts Historic Stage! Raised among the ferns and the farmland of Northern Washington, lyric-driven songwriter Anna Tivel loved words long before they became the backbone of her music. Anna Tivel’s wide-eyed celestial folk songs belong in a similar ballpark with Anais Mitchell, Gregory Alan Isakov and Laura Veirs, where gentle picking plucks among occasionally unconventional sounds and a gorgeous voice tells stories of life in a world of natural wonders. The resulting music is incredibly honest, lyric-driven, and deeply affecting. http://www.annativel.com/ |
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