Celebrating the 200+ creative businesses and arts venues that operate in Seattle’s coolest independent neighborhood.
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UPCOMING EVENTS
Chophouse Row’s courtyard comes alive all summer with a rotating lineup of live music every Thursday, Friday, and Saturday at 6 pm.
A seasonal Tuesday market runs June through September, filling the Capitol Hill plaza with fresh local produce, small‑batch goods, and a rotating mix of neighborhood growers and food artisans.
Chophouse Row’s courtyard comes alive all summer with a rotating lineup of live music every Thursday, Friday, and Saturday at 6 pm.
A seasonal Tuesday market runs June through September, filling the Capitol Hill plaza with fresh local produce, small‑batch goods, and a rotating mix of neighborhood growers and food artisans.
Second Thursdays on Capitol Hill: art everywhere, doors open, the neighborhood buzzing. Follow the map and see what you find.
Chophouse Row’s courtyard comes alive all summer with a rotating lineup of live music every Thursday, Friday, and Saturday at 6 pm.
On The Block: a free outdoor market of art, fashion, music, and makers all summer in the Pike/Pine Corridor.
A seasonal Tuesday market runs June through September, filling the Capitol Hill plaza with fresh local produce, small‑batch goods, and a rotating mix of neighborhood growers and food artisans.
Chophouse Row’s courtyard comes alive all summer with a rotating lineup of live music every Thursday, Friday, and Saturday at 6 pm.
A seasonal Tuesday market runs June through September, filling the Capitol Hill plaza with fresh local produce, small‑batch goods, and a rotating mix of neighborhood growers and food artisans.
Chophouse Row’s courtyard comes alive all summer with a rotating lineup of live music every Thursday, Friday, and Saturday at 6 pm.
A seasonal Tuesday market runs June through September, filling the Capitol Hill plaza with fresh local produce, small‑batch goods, and a rotating mix of neighborhood growers and food artisans.













