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Leigh Ann More has recently assumed the role of Interim Executive Director at Bellevue Arts Museum, actively contributing to the Eastside arts and culture scene for over a decade. The article discusses her vision for the museum, upcoming events, and community involvement during the pandemic, highlighting the importance of diversity and inclusion in the arts.
The Bellevue Farmers Market (BFM) is set to reopen on May 13, 2021, after a challenging year impacted by COVID-19. Market engagement manager Liz Paruchuru discusses the adjustments made for safety, the support for local vendors, and the return of community programs, including the Kid's POP Club.
Chef Paddy Coyne, known for his passion for authentic Irish cuisine, introduces a new cookbook that combines traditional Irish dishes with French culinary techniques. This publication is a significant addition to the food and drink landscape in Ireland, showcasing the rich flavors and cultural heritage of Irish gastronomy.
Seattle songwriter Debbie Miller captivates audiences with her engaging narratives and emotional performances. Featured in the Bellevue Beats concert series, Miller showcases her talent alongside notable acts while highlighting the revitalization of Downtown Bellevue's music scene.
Celebrate Mother's Day in Bellevue with this comprehensive guide featuring must-visit brunch spots, shopping destinations, and outdoor activities. From delightful brunch boxes at Belle Pastry to custom gift baskets at Hedge & Vine, this article provides a curated list of experiences to make the day special for moms. Discover local gems and exclusive promotions to enhance your celebration in the #HeartofBellevue.
Jenny Corry, owner of Paddy Coyne's Irish Pub in Bellevue, shares her experiences and insights on operating her business in the city. As part of the #HeartofBellevue campaign, she discusses the importance of community and local support, especially during COVID-19 recovery efforts. The article highlights upcoming events and promotions at the pub, demonstrating its commitment to both the community and vibrant local culture.
Bake's Place Bar & Bistro in Bellevue is adapting to the ongoing challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic by enhancing its outdoor dining options and diversifying its offerings. The owners, Craig Baker and Chris Peterson, are focused on creating a memorable experience for customers while preparing for a potential influx of patrons as corporate offices reopen in the area.
Tobias the Owl, an award-winning musical collective from the Pacific Northwest, will feature a solo performance by Elijah Dhavvan as part of the Bellevue Beats concert series. This initiative aims to revitalize Downtown Bellevue's music scene with free concerts from April to fall, including online streaming and in-person summer sessions. Virtual tip jars are available for those wishing to support the artists.
Scott Paine, associate publisher of 425 Magazine, has become a significant figure in Eastside media, focusing on storytelling that highlights the community's unsung contributors. Despite challenges during the pandemic, Paine's commitment to delivering quality content has kept the magazine relevant and timely. This article explores his journey and the magazine's role in reflecting the Eastside's vibrant lifestyle.
Jim Berreth, a project executive at Hermanson Company, shares his insights on the growth and community engagement in Downtown Bellevue. His experiences highlight the city's balance between business development and the preservation of open spaces, making Bellevue a model for growth in Washington state.