

Loose Public Money
When tax dollars flow like water.
By Krist Novoselić (April 3, 2026)
My taxes paid to Olympia are going up. Yours are too…
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Honoring the Leaders Who Light the Way: 2026 African American Achievement Awards
By Linda Lowry – Social in Seattle The 2026 Washington State African American Achievement Awards return this year with a renewed sense of purpose, pride, and community. Now in its twelfth year, the gala, presented by Surviving Change, continues to shine a light on the leaders whose work strengthens Washington State and uplifts the next generation. What began as a vision to honor overlooked excellence has grown into one of the region’s most meaningful celebrations of Blac
3 days ago


Your Social in Seattle Guide to April’s Biggest Events
By Linda Lowry – Social in Seattle Seattle is fully awake for spring, and April is packed with the kind of events that remind you why this city is such a vibrant, creative, communitydriven place to live. Whether you’re into circus arts, space parties, fashion salons, or industry gatherings, this month has something that will pull you out of the house and into the energy of the city. The Moisture Festival runs now through April 12 on Capitol Hill, bringing the world’s large
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Seattle’s Sports Soul on Full Display at the Sports Star of the Year Awards
By Linda Lowry-Social in Seattle Seattle is a sports town in the truest, most electric sense. It’s a city where the pulse of a game day can be felt from the waterfront to the foothills, where youth fields buzz with the same energy as our professional arenas, and where sports aren’t just entertainment, they’re a shared identity. That spirit was unmistakable at the Seattle Sports Commission’s Sports Star of the Year Awards presented by Microsoft, an annual celebration that br
3 days ago


Des Moines Crawl Series™ Launches to Showcase Local Flavor and Strengthen Community Business
Des Moines is stepping into the spotlight with the launch of a new experience designed to celebrate local flavor while strengthening …
3 days ago


Small But Mighty: How The B-Town Blog Became a Cornerstone of Local Journalism
At a time when local newsrooms are shrinking across the country, one South King County publication continues to grow its impact—one story, one neighbor, and one headline at a time. Meet the team behind The B-Town Blog —a family-run, hyperlocal news platform that has been covering the Burien community since 2007. Founded and operated by Scott Schaefer and Theresa Schaefer , the publication has become a trusted, go-to source for everything from city government and public safet
4 days ago


Unity Foods Returns to the Northwest Food Show with a Fresh Focus on Local and Mediterranean Innovation
As the Pacific Northwest’s premier foodservice event approaches, Unity Foods is gearing up for a dynamic return to the Northwest Food Show, bringing with it a vibrant showcase of local partnerships, Mediterranean-inspired offerings, and crave-worthy bar & grill bites. Hosted by the Oregon Restaurant & Lodging Association, the annual show draws thousands of chefs, restaurateurs, and industry buyers from across the region. This year, Unity Foods is poised to build on the moment
4 days ago


Des Moines Means Business: Turning Generosity Into Community Movements
At a recent meeting of the Rotary Club of Des Moines / Normandy Park, community members gathered for a conversation about…generosity.
4 days ago


Leading with Purpose: Inside Bremerton’s Vision for Smart Growth and Strong Community
Leading with Purpose: Inside Bremerton’s Vision for Smart Growth and Strong Community
6 days ago


Why the Northwest Event Show 2026 Is the Must‑Attend Business Event of April
April 28–30 at the Seattle Convention Center — connection, innovation, and real ROI for event pros
With just 26 days remaining until the Northwest Event Show 2026 in downtown Seattle, event professionals have a golden opportunity not only to attend but also to save on tickets using the promo code SocialinSeattle at checkout. This annual gathering brings together the Pacific Northwest’s meeting, event, hospitality, and corporate communities for unmatched professional develo
6 days ago


Seattle Mariners Celebrate 50 Seasons with a Flavor‑Packed Food Preview and an Electric Opening Day
By Linda Lowry- Social in Seattle Seattle Mariners fans have a lot to get excited about this season as the team kicks off its 50th anniversary with a food preview that delivers one of the most ambitious culinary lineups T-Mobile Park has ever showcased. The annual preview brought together media, partners, and community voices for an early look at the new dishes, local vendors, and creative collaborations shaping the 2026 ballpark experience. With Opening Day set for Thursda
Mar 25


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
Mar 21


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
Mar 17


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
Mar 17


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’
Mar 17


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
Mar 17


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
Mar 16


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
Mar 15


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
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