A Culinary Journey to Remember: Chef Sunit Sharma of Nirmal’s
In a city known for innovation and global influence, few dining experiences linger the way a truly intentional meal does. At Nirmal’s, that
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Upchurch Vineyard
This month, we’re bringing our community inside one of Washington’s most influential wine stories. Social in Seattle’s Linda Lowry sat down with acclaimed winemaker and Upchurch Vineyard founder Chris Upchurch for an exclusive video interview filmed inside their newly expanded Woodinville tasting room. In this conversation, Chris reflects on his remarkable legacy, decades of shaping Washington wine, mentoring the next generation, and building a standard of excellence that has
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Young Dragon: A Bruce Lee Story — A MustSee Seattle Premiere Rooted in Legacy, Movement, and Community
By Linda Lowry, Social in Seattle There is still time to experience one of Seattle’s most thrilling new productions, the world premiere of Young Dragon: A Bruce Lee Story , a play that has ignited audiences, stirred emotion, and brought Bruce Lee’s Seattle years roaring back to life. Running through March 29 at Seattle Children’s Theatre , this is the kind of performance people talk about long after the curtain falls, and it’s a rare chance to witness the making of a legend
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From First Visit to Forever Guest: Duke’s Seafood’s Winning VIP Formula
At Duke’s Seafood , loyalty isn’t tracked with points or complicated apps—it’s built on a simple promise: come in, enjoy a great meal, and be rewarded for it. That philosophy comes to life through Duke’s VIP Email Club, a program designed to keep guests connected long after they leave the table. The concept is refreshingly straightforward. After dining, guests can check in online and receive a reward toward their next visit—typically a credit that scales with their spend. It’
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From American Lake Veterans Golf Course to the Fairways of Opportunity: Andres Gonzales Brings Purpose to the Game
At the Seattle Golf Show—a long-running Pacific Northwest tradition produced by Varsity Communications under the leadership of Dick Stephens
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Taste Washington 2026: Seattle’s Signature Celebration of Food, Wine, and Community
By Linda Lowry, Social in Seattle There’s still time to make your plans for the upcoming Taste Washington , kicking off March 19, and this year’s festival promises to be the most dynamic, delicious, and joy-filled celebration yet. For one unforgettable week, Washington’s chefs, winemakers, growers, and culinary innovators come together to showcase the flavors, stories, and creativity that define our region. It’s the moment when the entire state gathers around the table, and w
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Ota Tofu: America’s Oldest Tofu Company, Crafting Tradition Since 1911
Ota Tofu: America’s Oldest Tofu Company, Crafting Tradition Since 1911- Seattle Means Business
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The Rose: Creativity, Courage, and the Power of Beginning Again
By Linda Lowry – Social in Seattle Seattle’s soul has always belonged to artists who carve their own path, intentional, independent, and unapologetically real. That’s exactly why The Rose: Come Back to Me feels like it was made for this city. This isn’t just a documentary about a band; it’s about the grit it takes to heal, the power of community, and the bravery to speak up when the world says to stay quiet. Executive Producer Bina Shukla’s passion for powerful storytelling
Feb 23
The Journey Was the Win
By Bettina Carey, Publisher, Seattle Means Business By the time the Seahawks clinched the NFC Championship, my plan had already changed. I was watching the game at a bar in Seattle when a fellow customer leaned over and offered a simple piece of advice: Take whatever money you were going to spend on an NFC ticket and put it toward a hotel near the Super Bowl stadium instead. It was a hunch—hers and, moments later, mine. I booked the hotel just before the win was official. Tha
Feb 20
From Mother’s Recipe to Market Favorite: Jimmy Tomato’s Small-Batch Success Story
Jimmy Tomato is a small-batch sauce company built on a cherished family recipe dating back to 1954…
Feb 20
After a Super Bowl Win, Seattle’s Ready to Celebrate Again: Vote Now for the 91st Sports Star Awards
By Linda Lowry, Social in Seattle Seattle is still riding the joy of celebrating our Seattle Seahawks as Super Bowl Champions, and the city’s energy feels electric. With that spirit carrying us forward, this year’s 91st Annual Sports Star of the Year Awards presented by Microsoft is shaping up to be one of the most epic and celebratory editions yet. The Seattle Sports Commission has announced the honorees and nominees, and the public voting window is officially open, giving
Feb 13
Straws That Do More Than Sip: How Carbon-Negative Straws Are Changing the Game
In an era where sustainability isn’t just an option—it’s an expectation—Air Carbon Foodware is leading the charge with its carbon-negative straws and stir sticks . These aren’t your typical straws: they’re designed not only to serve beverages efficiently but also to actively combat climate change. What Makes Them Carbon Negative? Unlike standard disposable straws that leave a carbon footprint, these straws are carbon negative , meaning the process of making them removes more
Feb 5
Celebrating Love in All Forms: Seattle’s Valentine’s and Galentine’s Guide
By Linda Lowry, Social in Seattle Seattle doesn’t just mark Valentine’s Day on the calendar, the city turns the entire month into a vibrant celebration of connection, creativity, and culture. From candlelit dinners and handson workshops to KPop fan gatherings, live storytelling, and womencentered celebrations, February invites us to slow down, show up, and experience the many ways love takes shape here. Whether you’re planning a romantic night out, a Galentine’s adventure, or
Feb 5
Walking on Sunshine: A Luxe Winter Brunch at the Space Needle
By Linda Lowry, Social in Seattle There’s brunch… and then there’s brunch at the Space Needle , where the entire morning feels like stepping into a Seattle daydream. Before you even sit down, the experience begins with VIP entry and priority elevator access, whisking you straight into the sky. And then comes that magical moment: the glass floor. You’re literally walking on sunshine, floating above the city as the skyline sparkles beneath your feet. It’s whimsical, surreal, an
Feb 5
Social in Seattle: February’s Festivals, Music, and Multicultural Magic
By Linda Lowry, Social in Seattle February in the Puget Sound isn’t just about roses and romance, it’s a full‑blown celebration of culture, creativity, and community. Symphonic love notes mingle with deep‑rest soundscapes, rising teen musicians share the stage with global roots traditions, and the entire month proves once again that Seattle’s arts scene doesn’t hibernate for winter. It glows. Here’s what’s lighting up the region. A Valentine’s Concert with Heart: Notas de Am
Feb 5
Rebecca Lovell Steps In: How Greater Seattle Partners Is Shaping Seattle’s Next Chapter
By Linda Lowry, Social in Seattle When you sit down with Rebecca Lovell , Greater Seattle Partners’ newly appointed interim CEO, you immediately feel the steadiness and spark she brings to the role. She leads with clarity, humility, and momentum, the kind of presence that signals both respect for the work and excitement for what’s ahead. Greater Seattle Partners (GSP), the publicprivate organization driving regional competitiveness across King, Pierce, and Snohomish counties
Feb 5
On a Hunch: How I Learned to Follow the Game Beyond the Game
Saturday’s game wasn’t just about football; it was about proximity. Being close enough to feel the energy shift, to watch fans ride …
Feb 3
Habit Slides into Big Game Weekend with Sliders Family CharBox
Big Game is about more than what happens on thThee field. It’s about where you eat, what you eat, and who you’re with.
Feb 3
Where Seattle Welcomes 2026: New Year’s Eve & New Year’s Day Across the Puget Sound
By Linda Lowry Seattle is closing out the year with the kind of energy that defines this city at its best: creative, elegant, community‑driven, and full of possibility. Whether it’s downtown’s grand hotel celebrations or neighborhood gatherings across the Sound, the region is ready to welcome 2026 with intention and style. Below is your Social in Seattle guide to the most notable celebrations, beginning with the Fairmont Olympics’ signature lineup and expanding across the Pug
Dec 30, 2025
Fund a Family: A Night to Remember at the Des Moines Burning Boat Festival
This New Year’s Eve, you can do more than attend an event — you can give a family a memory they’ll never forget. At the Des Moines Burning Boat Festival, a beloved waterfront tradition rooted in reflection and renewal, a new community-driven initiative is taking shape: Fund a Family: A Night to Remember. It’s a simple, meaningful way for neighbors to help neighbors ring in the new year together — warmly, joyfully, and with intention. When you Fund a Family, you’re not just co
Dec 22, 2025
