If you had plans to see tonight’s concert at Jazz Alley or the dancing horses of ‘Cavalia’ at Marymoor Park, stay home.
Chances are if you had plans to go out at all tonight, you’re better off finding something closer to home. Many area entertainment venues are cancelling due to this crappy weather.
Best bet: Call ahead before you go to a venue expecting a performance!
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