Capitol Hill’s Queer/Bar was forced to shutter for fifteen months due to Covid-19. The inclusive bar and performance space in […]
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Born in Japan and raised in Seattle, Chef Shota Nakajima started working in a sushi restaurant at 16. At 18, he returned to Japan to train in Osaka in the art of Japanese cuisine.
Capitol Hill Block Party is coming up in just about a month. The annual three-day music festival and block party in Seattle’s Capitol Hill neighborhood is July 19 – 21.
4 Burgers. 4 Chefs. 4 Weeks.
Li’l Woody’s popular Burger Month #SeattleBurgerMonth starts tomorrow. In preparation for this popular event, here are the details that burger fans need to know.
Featuring a new thali every week, Poppy’s new Thali Tuesdays deal offers one of the best savings in town.
The Cloud Room is a coworking and cultural venue located above Chophouse Row in Capitol Hill, released their jam-packed lineup of events to celebrate local talent with events throughout the fall and holiday season. In addition to providing beautiful workspace, The Cloud Room has become a cultural hub since opening three years ago.
Returning to the creative spirit the craft brewery was born out of, Redhook is teaming up with local movement Seattle Made for Seattle Made Week. This year’s celebration runs October 5-13, 2018 and features five events.
BurnCycle gives Beyonce fans the ride of their lives.
Now here’s some happy news: To celebrate its five-year anniversary, BurnCycle—a rockin’ cycling studio with outposts in Ballard + Capitol Hill—is giving away two club-level seats to Jay-Z and Beyonce’s ON THE RUN II tour, which wraps here in Seattle on October 4.
Minneapolis-based designer and maker of modern home furnishings Blu Dot opened a sprawling 5,800 square foot store in the historic Coleman Auto Building in Capitol Hill on July 19th. The expansive store features an assortment of products and a dedicated space for interior design clientele.
Capitol Hill’s Chophouse Row has announced its busiest summer calendar yet, and there is something for everyone. This summer they unveil Sunday dance parties, a new outdoor art installation, and a jam-packed calendar of programmed events centered around food, music, fashion, and art happenings.
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