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🌈 Step into Rapozza, a Seattle Restored pop-up bringing colorful, hand-drawn prints and thoughtfully designed kidswear to Pacific Place!
We recently sat down with Brenda, co-owner of @rapozzasquad, whose family-owned brand celebrates imagination, creativity, and the magic of childhood. Brenda designs every print by hand, while her sister Daniela handles strategy and their mom, Mariela, oversees fulfillment and day-to-day operations. The collections are made from Peruvian Pima and Tangüis cotton, cut and sewn in a small, female-led workshop in Peru.
🎨 This fall and winter, Rapozza will host a lineup of family-friendly creative events, including tote weaving and painting, kids’ art-to-embroidery projects, custom patches, and collaborations with local artists. Keep an eye on @rapozzasquad for upcoming events and details!
👉 Read our interview with Brenda at the link in our bio, and stop by Rapozza in @pacific_place to explore the collection.
📸 Photos provided by @growingboymedia + @rapozzasquad
🍓✨ ichigo alley is officially open in Downtown Seattle!
After years of vending in artist alleys, Kira, the artist behind @wanderellaco, has created her very own with @ichigoalley — a Japanese-inspired artist alley and stationery store featuring goods from 40+ independent artists across the U.S. and stationery from around the world.
🎉 THE GRAND OPENING PARTY IS TODAY! Here’s what’s in store:
🛍️ Free handmade swag bags with exclusive double-strawberry cookies from fellow Seattle Restored pop-up @ohanhoi for the first 50 guests! Free stickers available after that.
🎨 Live portrait drawing by local artist @catcreature26
📚 Free manga lounge
📸 A photo booth to capture the day!
Come celebrate the opening of ichigo alley and discover some new art, stationery, and treasures! 🍓
🗓️ Saturday, September 19, 11am-2pm
📍 1319 4th Ave, Downtown Seattle
🌸 Meet Butterfly’s Rest Floral Design Studio, a Seattle Restored pop-up bringing seasonal, designer’s-choice arrangements to Downtown Seattle.
We recently sat down with Evangel Jung, founder of @butterflysrest, whose work celebrates the natural character and beauty of each stem through floral designs that are artful, refined, and quietly expressive.
Deeply committed to sustainability and thoughtful craftsmanship, Butterfly’s Rest prioritizes more environmentally friendly methods and materials while making every effort to use locally grown flowers and minimize waste.
Stop by for seasonal flowers, greeting cards, and thoughtfully curated gifts from local artists and makers, including handmade eco-luxury candles from @candlemomo.
👉 Read our interview with Evangel at the link in our bio, and stop by Butterfly’s Rest at @800fifthseattle, now through October 15, to discover what’s blooming Downtown.
📸 @growingboymedia
Come as you are 🖤 Step into the heart of grunge history.
Grungemart is a @SeattleRestored pop-up shop and photo gallery by photographer @KarenMasonBlair, celebrating the artists, fans, and creative energy that built the grunge movement.
Explore exclusive grunge-era photographs, fine art prints, posters, t-shirts, and music memorabilia inspired by the bands and moments that defined a generation, from Nirvana and Soundgarden to Pearl Jam, Alice in Chains, and more.
⭐ TOMORROW: Alice in Chains Photo Show Launch Party
🗓️ Aug. 14, 6-9pm
Featuring previously unreleased and classic Alice in Chains photos by Karen Mason Blair, plus a vinyl DJ set by @uhhcult, drinks, snacks, and giveaways. The exhibit will be on display through the end of the month.
Come explore the photographs, the music, and the history behind one of Seattle’s most unforgettable eras.
📍 @Pacific_Place, Level 3 • 600 Pine St
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Seattle Restored is a program of @seattleeconomy managed in partnership with @goodbusiness.wa.
Don’t miss your last opportunity to visit the We Fix Old Stuff and Good Olfactory Candles pop-up shops in Lake City!
Our Lake City pop-ups are coming to a close, but you can still find us in the neighborhood!
Our newest initiative, @ReuseCommons—in partnership with @SeattleREconomy , @Seattle_Public_Utilities, @LakeCityBA—is a one-year pilot designed to assess the feasibility of a shared, community-centered circular economy hub.
We’re grateful to everyone who has welcomed us into the neighborhood since our expansion in early 2025, and we’re excited to share that the Office of Economic Development (@seattleeconomy) is exploring new ways to continue bringing creative, community-focused opportunities to Lake City.
Be sure to stop by @we.fix.old.stuff and @goodolfactorycandles before their activations wrap up this month!
📍We Fix Old Stuff, 12325 Lake City Way NE
📍Good Olfactory Candles, 12315 Lake City Way NE
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Seattle Restored is a program of @seattleeconomy managed in partnership with @goodbusiness.wa.







