Downtown Lowdown – Week of June 10-16

Downtown Lowdown – your weekly dose of the top-level things, events, specials and happenings in Downtown Seattle this week. If it’s happening…and it’s “happening”…you’ll find it here. Monday, June 10 – Family Night at Safeco Field Monday begins the three-game series between the Mariners and visiting Houston Astros. With the up and down season the [...]

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Weekend Activities Downtown For Kids

This weekend is full of opportunities to bring the kids out to enjoy Downtown events, activities and the sunny weather! Waterfront Whimsea Family Fun Day – *FREE* Celebrate summer early on the Downtown Seattle Waterfront! From 11:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. on Sunday at Waterfront Park, the neighborhood is entertaining families with music, magic, bubbles [...]

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Favorite Parks, Patios and Places To Enjoy Lunch Outside

Now that the weather has taken a lovely turn toward summer, we thought we’d share some of the top urban retreats, restaurants and rooftops to enjoy the summer sun during the lunch hour. Frolik Kitchen + Cocktails One of the hottest new spots Downtown is the Red Lion Hotel’s recent remodel of their fifth-floor terrace. [...]

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Seattle’s Bicycle Master Plan Update Open House

Since its adoption in 2007, the Bicycle Master Plan has served as the blueprint for making improvements to Seattle’s bicycle network. Join the Seattle Department of Transportation for an open house to learn more about the update and to share your thoughts. The focus of the Bicycle Master Plan (BMP) is on expanding bicycle facilities [...]

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Downtown Lowdown – June 3-9

Downtown Lowdown – your weekly dose of the top-level things, events, specials and happenings in Downtown Seattle this week. If it’s happening…and it’s “happening”…you’ll find it here. Monday, June 3 – SIFF 2013: An Evening with Kyle MacLachlan We see Yakima native Kyle MacLachlan plenty these days, thanks to his recurring role as the mayor [...]

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