The Luncheon That Wraps Seattle Kids in Confidence

Wallingford has long been a strong community that shows up—for its families, schools, small businesses, and nonprofits. It’s also home to Assistance League of Seattle’s Thrift Shop and office, located right in the heart of the neighborhood at 1415 N 45th Street. Every time you donate, shop, or volunteer, you support all of our programs. But once a year, we ask Wallingford for something bigger. This November, we’re inviting our neighbors to join us for our annual fundraising luncheon, Gather for Good,…

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The Great Wallingford Bratwurst Festival Returns September 18th and 19th

Fall is almost upon us(!), and you know what that means: The Great Wallingford Bratwurst Festival is coming up soon! This neighborhood stalwart event promises fun for young and old alike. It’s not happening until September 18th and 19th, but they are seeking sponsorships (see below). Wallyhood received the following submission from the St. Benedict Parent Club: It’s almost that time again—the tents will be going up, the grills will be firing, and the music will be warming up! The Great…

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Lincoln High School ChainLynx Robotics Team Marching in the Wallingford Parade

As one of the organizers of the 2026 Wallingford Parade, I was intrigued when first-time registrant ChainLynx Robotics, directed by Joshua Myers, LHS CTE teacher and Engineering & Mechatronics Coach, signed up to march in the parade. In reviewing the registration form, it became apparent that this was a special group of Lincoln High School students. I have previously reported on other groups at Lincoln, but these have been sports-related, so I wanted to find out more about this robotics group.…

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Seattle Public Schools Announces Decision on Lincoln High School Athletic Field

After months of debate and advocacy from both the school and neighborhood communities, Seattle Public Schools (SPS) has announced its decision to move forward with building an athletic field for Lincoln High School. Parents of LHS students received an email on Wednesday, June 10th, from Superintendent Ben Shuldiner, who had announced the decision earlier in the day to Lincoln students that SPS intends to build a new sports field for Lincoln at N 50th Street and Aurora Avenue N. This is…

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Ballpark Fundraiser for Lincoln Lynx Alum Athletes at UW

Wallingford neighbor Lynn sent us a note about some Lincoln High School graduates who have gone on to some athletic distinction at the University of Washington and are fundraising for a trip to the national tournament at the end of the month. She writes: Our Wallingford neighborhood has long been a hotspot for the sport of ultimate frisbee, with players supported from elementary through high school by an incredibly dedicated cadre of volunteer coaches and parents. (Fun fact: More than a…

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Spring Performances at Lincoln High School

It’s that time of year again: musical performance time at Lincoln High School! This fantastic performing arts program is putting on shows in several genres to cap off the school year, and the public is invited to attend. All events will be held in the auditorium at Lincoln, entrance on Woodlawn Avenue near N 44th Street. There will be food for sale, including banh mi sandwiches and sweet treats, with all proceeds benefitting Performing Arts at Lincoln. Theater The theater arts program…

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Wallingford is a Buzzin’ on April 25th

As a sure sign of spring, here is an overview of the many activities taking place in the neighborhood this Saturday, April 25th. Whether you want to advocate, protest, run, learn, or get creative, you can do it all on Saturday in and around Wallingford! What: Book Club Run of We Loved to Run by local author Stephanie Reents When: 9:30 am–12 pm Where: Woodland Park & Red Arrow Coffee, 425 NW Market Street, Other: Get your tickets in advance; the cost…

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