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    Exploring Remnants of America’s Past: A Norman Rockwell Collection

    Posted by Dale on March 16th, 2011

    One of the many perks of working at the Murano is being surrounded by the beautiful art collection we boast. Our lobby, rooms, and Bite Restaurant are all adorned with really amazing pieces. Being an enthusiast, I was pretty excited when I found out that a collection of Norman Rockwell’s iconic work would be passing through the Tacoma Art Museum this month. The exhibit features 367 pieces of Rockwell’s original work; both paintings and Rockwell’s Saturday Evening Post covers are included, as well as background information on the revolutionary artist’s creative process.

    Whether you’re a Rockwell fan, a general appreciator of fine art, a history buff, or just someone looking for a different art experience, I’m guessing this exhibit will do the trick. And, since it’s practically across the street, you may just see me there.

    Hope to see ya soon,

    Dale

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    Be Treated Like the Local God or Goddess You Are at Hotel Murano

    Posted by Dale on March 6th, 2011

    Now that the winter holidays are said and done, some of us might be itching for another break from the same ol’ 9 to 5. The Hotel Murano is sympathetic to the woes of the sometimes monotonous routine, and this comes in the form of one awesome package for Washington, Oregon, and B.C. residents: The Staycation. This package is a favorite here at the Murano, not only because we offer $40 off your overnight accommodations, but also because we throw in a $20 voucher for delicious eats at Bite, and unlimited in-and-out complimentary valet parking.

    So, go ahead, treat yourself to a local getaway at Hotel Murano, digs worthy of the Traveler magazine 2010 Gold List. A hearty breakfast at Bite (Eggs Benedict Royal, anyone?), luxurious rooms, beautiful local art, and the ease of escaping the routine could be just what you need. Come on, you deserve it.

    See ya soon,

    Dale

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