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Read more about the article Explore Wallingford Businesses and Play Small Biz Bingo: Now through September 30th

Explore Wallingford Businesses and Play Small Biz Bingo: Now through September 30th

Between now and the end of September, get to know your local Wallingford businesses and have some fun at the same time. Shop, play, and win with Wallingford Small Biz Bingo, sponsored by the Wallingford Chamber of Commerce! Score stamps by visiting your favorite local spots, whether you’re making a purchase or just stopping by for a quick activity. Everyone can play. How It Works Get yourself a bingo card. Bingo cards are free and available in three ways: Pick one…

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Read more about the article JAS Corner Store Maker’s Market June 5–26

JAS Corner Store Maker’s Market June 5–26

Our local design-build firm JAS has a small and very sweet homewares store, called JAS Corner Store, at 3540 Wallingford Avenue N. They would like to announce their upcoming Maker’s Market pop-up, starting Friday, June 5, and continuing until Friday, June 26th, or while supplies last. This is their second annual Maker’s Market, where they invite JAS employees, friends, and family members to market their own handmade wares for several weeks in the store. This year’s artisans include woodworkers, painters, leather…

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Read more about the article Stone Way Rising: The Block That Smells Amazing

Stone Way Rising: The Block That Smells Amazing

The following story comes to us from Aly at Fremont Neighbor. Sea Wolf and Old Salt entrance and patio. Photo by Alyson Teeter. We’re back again for the next installment of Stone Way Rising. The previous installments were heavy on the evo connection, and interestingly, the company will make an appearance again. The block stretching from N 36th Street to N 38th Street is long and packed with commerce, so we’ll break it up into multiple parts. But before we start…

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Read more about the article Wallyhood Yard Sales: June 5 – June 12

Wallyhood Yard Sales: June 5 – June 12

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There are 3 yard sales coming up in the neighborhood the week of June 5 – June 12. Grab some cash, lace up your walking shoes, and go say hi to your neighbors. Sale Address When Estate Sale - June 6 - Dad's Cool Stuff North Beach area (address posted morning of sale), Seattle, WA 98117 (Ballard) Sat, Jun 6 · 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM See details Yard sale downsizing to RV Life! 4611 34th Ave W, Seattle, WA 98199…

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Read more about the article Studio Evolve Celebrates 20 Years in Wallingford

Studio Evolve Celebrates 20 Years in Wallingford

Studio Evolve, a neighborhood Pilates and movement studio, is celebrating its 20th anniversary this June. While 70–80% of boutique fitness studios close before their tenth anniversary, Studio Evolve is stronger than ever—still operating from its original brick-and-mortar location, two blocks from Gas Works Park at 3333 Wallingford Ave N. These 20 years have truly lived up to the name, having been a story of evolution. Owner and founder Martine Dedek has watched Wallingford, as well as Seattle at large, grow and…

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Read more about the article A Quiet Change of Hands at Murphy’s

A Quiet Change of Hands at Murphy’s

If you were at Murphy’s this spring, something changed. Almost no one announced it. Sometime in the rush toward St. Patrick’s Day, between the kegs and the crowds, the pub quietly changed hands. At first, the signs were subtle. Social posts that felt louder, bolder, and less like the tone of a traditional Irish pub. A shift in voice. Then, more visibly, oversized TVs, air conditioning, and a marble bar top on the patio, with a look that leans more sports…

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Read more about the article Wallyhood Neighborhood Meetup Recap

Wallyhood Neighborhood Meetup Recap

Wallyhood hosted one of its irregular, aperiodic, and deeply entertaining neighborhood meetups at The Rebel (formerly Kate’s Pub). We had publicized this in a couple of postings recently, but frankly, we the editors were a little worried that it would be the five of us sitting in the back room with the pool table drinking pitchers of beer and eating wings and chips. Which would not be a bad thing, by any stretch, as the other four editors, at least, are…

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