Seattle Pops Celebrates 10 Years of Crafting All-Natural Popsicles with Store Re-Opening on September 7th & 8th

With temperatures hitting a high of 80 degrees, some of Wallyhood’s iciest neighbors have cool news to share.

Seattle Pops is back, and they’re ready to celebrate their 10th anniversary with the grand re-opening of their Wallingford store this weekend. On Saturday, September 7th and 8th, the popsicle pros invite the entire community to join in on the fun as they mark a decade of handcrafted, all-natural popsicle goodness.

Located at 1401 N 45th St, Seattle Pops has been a staple in …

The Wallyhood community welcomes an exciting new creative space—Throw and Build, a membership-based pottery studio co-owned by Henry Yiu and Jessica Zou, is opening its doors for a public open house this Saturday, September 7, from 1–5 PM.

Located in the historic red brick building that once housed Seattle Stained Glass, Henry and Jessica have been working closely with the building’s owner to transform the space into a vibrant center for creativity and learning. Throw and Build offers hand-building and wheel-throwing activities, with a focus on helping individuals develop pottery skills, explore their creativity, and find personal fulfillment.…

As a proud Minnesotan, I consider neighborliness a core value—right up there with casserole creation. Yet, despite my deep dedication to being the kind of person who waves at neighbors from the porch like it’s an Olympic sport, I realized that I had been living down the street from a new neighbor for an entire year without stopping by. I know, it’s scandalous. But, no time for guilt! This revelation jolted me into action—spoiler alert, I did not bring a hotdish.

My new neighbor? Tina, proprietor of a Psychic Boutique who offers a range of services …

Wallyhood writer, DOUG. called Wallingford Porchfest “Seattle’s most DIY music festival”. Yesterday this community project came to life for it’s fourth iteration. Not even pouring rain could dampen the day.

Photos compiled by DOUG. and Megan throughout the day.…

As a parent of a soon-to-be kindergartener and a soon-to-be second grader (who works more than a full time job), my family approaches the warmer months with mixed emotions. There is a frenetic energy in the air. While the kids begin to taste freedom, a lump of fear develops in my belly over how I will balance parenthood and work without the certainty and structure of school. For my family, relief comes in the form of a local summer camp hosted by Latona School Associates, which operates out of John Stanford International School on 2nd Avenue NE. The summer is …

There are a few things this neighborhood can count on to keep us seasonally aware. Body-painted bike riders trickling in from Fremont in June, a line around the corner from Murphy’s each March…and the Morris Dancers greeting May.

Kimberly wrote to Wallyhood to share the specifics about this year’s May Day dancing:

The Sound and Fury Morris Dancers, Seawitch Women’s Morris, and the Mossyback Morris Men will be greeting the sunrise at Gasworks Park on May Day morning this Wednesday, May 1. Dancing begins around 5:45 am and ends around 7:00am. There will also be the singing of traditional English …