Hanging Up a Bit of Color in the Heart of Bellevue

Bellevue, WALocal News

After a successful pilot project in the previous year, the Bellevue Downtown Association has brought back hundreds of yellow lanterns to the Grand Connection, beautifying the pedestrian walkway that connects key city locations like the Bellevue Transit Center and Lincoln Square. The lanterns, which are carefully hung by local staff, will be displayed throughout the summer to add a vibrant touch to Downtown Bellevue. This installation is part of the Grand Connection vision, a collaborative initiative that seeks to enhance the sense of place and community engagement among local businesses and property owners. With this colorful addition, the association aims to create a lively atmosphere that encourages residents and visitors alike to explore the area. Social media engagement is encouraged, with the community invited to share their photos using the hashtag #HeartofBellevue.

This campaign not only showcases local businesses but also tells stories of creativity and resilience in the face of challenges. The Heart of Bellevue campaign is a significant effort to connect people and foster a sense of belonging in the community. With the lanterns set to illuminate Downtown Bellevue, locals and tourists alike can enjoy the warm and welcoming ambiance throughout the summer months.

Related Articles

Bellevue Chamber Highlights Local Developments and Community Initiatives

Bellevue's Chamber of Commerce highlights recent local developments, including the opening of new transit stations and community initiatives.

Bellevue Downtown Association Presents 20 Live Jazz Blues Performances October 8-12

The Bellevue Downtown Association will host over 20 live jazz and blues performances from October 8-12, 2027, at various venues in Bellevue, Washington. The event aims to showcase local talent and attract music enthusiasts to the area. Performances will take place at notable locations, including The Bellevue-Stratford Hotel.

Council Roundup Inside look at Diversity Advantage Plan 2035

Bellevue City Council discussed the Diversity Advantage Plan 2035, aimed at enhancing equity and inclusion across the community. The council also reviewed proposed amendments to the sign code, focusing on modern design and community feedback. Additionally, they proclaimed November 29 as Small Business Saturday to support local businesses.