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Second Act Kids: Grand Opening: Saturday, October 11th Soft Opening: Tuesday, October 7th Wallingford is welcoming a new addition to its family-friendly retail scene: Second Act Kids, a secondhand boutique for children’s clothing, gear, toys, and books, opening in the heart of the neighborhood. The store is the brainchild of longtime Wallingford residents and parents of a 7-year-old, Molly Reagan and Amilcar Alfavo, who are combining their professional backgrounds and personal values to create something joyful and sustainable for the community.…

It’s that time of year again: time for the bi-annual Wallingford Neighborhood Cleanup! Details are listed below. I brought my two little kids (ages four and one at the time) to the neighborhood cleanup this past spring, and we loved it! My four-year-old got really into it, finding garbage everywhere. I vowed next time to bring along one or two of her friends—I bet they’d have a blast. My personal highlight? Observing how delighted adult passersby were to see children caring…

The following public service announcement was submitted to Wallyhood by Brianna Mercker, Stage IV CRC Survivor and Seattle Walk to End Colon Cancer Founder and Co-Chair.   Join the Seattle Walk to End Colon Cancer to Help Stop the Deadly Disease Colorectal cancer is the second leading cause of cancer-related deaths for men and women combined, and cases are rising in people under age 50. It’s estimated to become the deadliest cancer among 20–49-year-olds by 2030. Despite being more fatal than…

The U District Chow Down returns this year on Saturday, October 4th. The Chow Down is a daylong (11 am to 8 pm) neighborhood street party and food walk, featuring over 60 restaurants offering $5 bites and a street party on the Ave with live music, comedy performances, audience contests, and a spectacular K-Pop dance party finale next to the light rail station. This year’s highlights: $5 bites and sips across the neighborhood at 60+ participating businesses Audience competitions: a hot dog-eating…

The following story comes to us from Aly at Fremont Neighbor. Welcome back, neighbors! We're continuing our Stone Way adventure, and this time we’re climbing that first little hill from 34th to 35th Street. It’s just one block, but wow—what a story this stretch tells about old Fremont meeting new Fremont. Meet Corliss P. Stone – Our Street’s Namesake Before we start walking, let’s chat more about Corliss P. Stone—the guy whose name we see every day on street signs. His…

The following story comes to us from Aly at Fremont Neighbor.     Hey neighbors! We’re starting something fun here at Fremont Neighbor – a new series called Stone Way Rising where we’ll take you on a neighborly stroll from Lake Union all the way up to 45th Street. We’ll dig into the stories behind the buildings, peek into the businesses, and chat about all the changes happening along the Stone Way corridor. Sure, Stone Way’s buzzing with shiny new apartments…