Mt. Joy, Ethan Stowell’s new climate-focused chicken sandwich joint, is taking over Tavolàta Stone Way — November 18th-20th for a family-focused popup! They’ll be serving pasture-raised chicken sandwiches, fries, and shakes all weekend. Mt. Joy is a mission-driven company with the goal of supporting climate-smart farming practices and sourcing all ingredients from within 500 miles of Seattle. PREORDERS AVAILABLE at www.mtjoy.com. You can choose to dine in or take your order to go upon arrival. The popup is open from 4-10 pm on Friday and 11-9 pm on Saturday and Sunday.

This pop-up was designed with families in mind. A …

The Wallingford Boys & Girls Club is holding a Halloween Hoopla on Saturday, October 29^th from 6-9pm.

The Hoopla is a community event with activities for the whole family!  There will be carnival games, a cake walk and 2 haunted houses (one for all ages and one for older youth). Concessions and a photo booth will be available as part of a Keystone fundraiser.   The event costs $1 to attend which will give you 5 game tickets or one visit to the scarier haunted house and will be held at the Club.…

Post by Christine Deavel

On September 26, 2022, my partner-in-all-things, John W. Marshall, and I closed on the sale of
our building at 2414 N. 45th Street in Wallingford, a neighborhood where one or both of us has
had a footprint since the 1970s.

We bought what was a residential building in 1994 as a new home for our newly transformed
bookstore, Open Books: A Poem Emporium. We were moving the store just a few blocks east
from 1716 N. 45th, where we had run Open Books as a general bookstore for seven years.
Now the inviting site of Chocolati …

Mosaic Coffee  A Place to Be

I moved to Seattle from across the country, pregnant, working from home and with very few connections. I recall the distinct longing for having somewhere to just be. Wandering Wallingford, I discovered what felt like a hidden gem in Mosaic Coffee House. Of course you all had known Mosaic for years, but it was so warm and welcoming that I felt self-congratulatory in my discovery, sipping black tea and watching the neighborhood sink into seats one by one.

Mosaic has now served it’s last cup. Following two years of shuttered doors, due to both …

Wallingford Cleanup – October 1

Saturday, October 1st, join local residents, community leaders and business owners to clean the streets of Wallingford! This is the second year Wallingford resident, Colleen, has organized these efforts to keep our neighborhood tidy. She is working with the Wallingford Community Council and the city of Seattle on an adopt-a-street program, but for now, she is gathering volunteers who want to make a difference in our neighborhood.

October 1st, 10:00am – 1:00pm Meet at Animal Storm (the cat totem pole at the Wallingford Center) Colleen will have trash bags, pickers, gloves and vests, but feel…

With YoYo & CoCo now gracing 45th Street with taro frappes and frozen yogurt cubes, Wallingford is asserting itself as the frozen treats district of Seattle. Even as someone with no sweet tooth and a lactose-intolerant spouse, I still find this claim-to-fame far more exciting than the direction we are threatening to head of becoming the unofficial smoke shop district of Seattle, but that is a topic for another story…

Today’s 90 degree weather served as ample excuse to ruin my kids’ dinner and sample this new Wallingford wonder.

I can safely report that YoYo & CoCo passes the 3 …