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Mintish coffee house opened in Capitol Hill, Seattle, on September 11, 2025, showcasing Palestinian heritage through its offerings. Founded by brothers Nano and Mahmoud Farajallah, along with Abdullah Alabed, the café aims to foster community connections. The establishment emphasizes cultural significance and local engagement.
Mintish Coffee House opened in Capitol Hill, embracing Palestinian heritage and community connection. The establishment aims to create a welcoming space for locals and visitors alike.
The Capitol Hill Art Walk concludes its summer season on Thursday, inviting community members to explore local art and engage with artists. The event showcases a variety of artworks from different creators throughout the Capitol Hill neighborhood. Residents are encouraged to participate in this cultural celebration.
The final Capitol Hill Art Walk of the summer takes place on September 10, 2025. This event showcases local artists and aims to foster community engagement. Attendees can explore various art installations throughout the neighborhood.
The Capitol Hill Art Walk will conclude its summer series on Thursday, September 10, 2025. The event highlights local art and culture, featuring various artists and community engagement. This final walk of the season represents a significant opportunity for local businesses and artists to showcase their work.
Tavern Law, a staple in Capitol Hill's craft cocktail scene, has new owners, Ken Jones and Saulo Cruz, who aim to maintain its community connection. The acquisition marks the third ownership change since Tavern Law opened in 2009, continuing its legacy in a changing neighborhood landscape.
The Capitol Hill Art Walk concludes its summer schedule on September 10, 2025. Local artists and community members are expected to gather for the final event of the season, showcasing various artworks and performances. This event highlights the vibrant arts scene in the Capitol Hill neighborhood.
Seattle City Attorney Ann Davison reports that the Capitol Hill “Stay Out of Drug Area” (SODA) zones are effective, leading the city with 41 banishment orders. Her political opponent, Erika Evans, argues that these measures are ineffective and merely displace those in crisis. The legislation allows judges to bar offenders from reentering these areas for up to two years.
Seattle City Council plans to approve the expansion of the Real Time Crime Center, adding new surveillance cameras in Pike/Pine and the Central District. The initiative, supported by Mayor Bruce Harrell, aims to enhance public safety amidst concerns over gun violence, particularly near Garfield High School. Opponents, including mayoral candidate Katie Wilson, argue that increased surveillance could jeopardize community safety.
Chef Forrest Brunton is returning to Seattle to open Roma Roma, a new pizza restaurant featuring Roman-style pizza "by the cut." The establishment is currently under construction in the former Rachel’s Ginger Beer space on Capitol Hill, with plans to include cocktails and a patio. This marks Brunton's return to the Capitol Hill area after a decade away.