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Spread the love to Seattle’s BIPOC-, women-, and LGBTQIA-owned small businesses.

The culturally diverse fabric of our neighborhoods is what makes Seattle such a rich place to visit. That’s why we partnered with Seattle Bank to help spread tourism dollars to Seattle’s small businesses in diverse communities. This year, the program is focused on the Chinatown-International District, encouraging visitors to explore this vibrant neighborhood to eat, drink, shop, and spend intentionally. Learn more about how our Community Partnership Program works.

Discover Community Partner businesses from past years.

2025 Featured Community Partners:

Stylized illustration of a storefront with large glass windows, a glass door in the center, and reflections on the windows. The scene is rendered in bold, vibrant colors with a cartoon-like effect.

courtesy Drag & Drop Creative

Drag & Drop Creative

A plate of breaded and fried cutlet slices, served with shredded cabbage, carrot, parsley, a lemon wedge, and a small dish of dipping sauce topped with a dollop of mayonnaise and chili flakes.

courtesy Fort St. George

Fort St. George

A modern living room with large windows, a white sofa with two tiger-patterned throws, a black leather lounge chair, books, colorful blankets, and various wooden shelves and tables with lamps and decor items.

courtesy In the Comfort of

In the Comfort of

courtesy Sairen

Sairen

Two smiling women wearing pink aprons stand behind a table displaying pandan-flavored treats, a tote bag, framed certificates, and product boxes at an indoor market with a brick wall and large window.

courtesy Dragonfly Kitchen

Dragonfly Kitchen

Two young actors perform on stage in colorful costumes, holding hands as they dance. The background features columns and dramatic lighting, suggesting a theatrical or historical setting.

courtesy Freehold Theatre Lab/Studio

Freehold Theatre Lab/Studio

A plate of pan-fried dumplings arranged in a circle, cooked with egg and garnished with chopped vegetables, next to a small bowl of dipping sauce; chopsticks are picking up one dumpling.

courtesy Itsumono

Itsumono

Shelves display various Pokémon trading card boxes and packs, including Elite Trainer Boxes, booster packs, and collection sets featuring colorful artwork and popular Pokémon characters.

courtesy Tabletop Village

Tabletop Village

A table with colorful Thai dishes, including a bowl of curry noodles with chicken, fresh herbs, sliced red onions, lime, fried noodles on top, and drinks garnished with orchids, surrounded by fried foods and shrimp salad.

courtesy E-Jae Pak Mor

E-Jae Pak Mor

A round table set with various bamboo steamers filled with dim sum dishes, including dumplings, buns, and meats. A teapot, soy sauce bottles, and a metal shaker are in the center.

courtesy Jade Garden

Jade Garden Restaurant

Three people work on pottery at a sunlit table in a bright, yellow-walled studio. Various pottery pieces are on the table. Red lanterns and decorative items hang by the windows, and a plant adds greenery to the space.

courtesy Reclaim Clay Collective

Reclaim Clay Collective

Assorted colorful stationery items, including animal stickers, washi tape, illustrated cards, stamps, and a small tin, neatly arranged on a white tiled surface. Designs feature cute animals and playful motifs.

courtesy Zakka-Ya

Zakka-Ya

2024 Community Partners from Pioneer Square:

Drunken Pizza & Pocha
Foggy Tea
Golden Roosters

Intrigue Chocolate Co.
Lune Cafe
Muse Lounge Seattle

Nirmal’s
OHSUN
Rojo’s Mexican Food

Saigon Drip Café
Señor Carbón Peruvian Cuisine
SuperKim Crab House

2023 Community Partners from Capitol Hill and First Hill:

Arte Noir
Biang Biang Noodles
Cafe Argento
Footprint Wine Tap

Jerk Shack
Mitten Sweets
Overcast Coffee Company
Paparepas Venezuelan Food

Plum Chopped
Post Pike Bar & Cafe
Retail Therapy
Rey Amargo

Sankaku Onigiri Café & Bar
Sweet Alchemy
Tacos Chukis
Tougo Coffee

2022 Community Partners from the Central and Chinatown-International Districts:

Boon Boona Coffee
Carmelo’s Tacos
The Cura Co.
Dim Sum King
Fat’s Chicken & Waffles

Fuji Bakery
Hello Em Viet Coffee Roastery
Hood Famous Cafe + Bar
Jackson’s Catfish Corner
Kobo Shop & Gallery

Maneki Japanese Restaurant
Phnom Penh Noodle House
QueenCare
Raised Doughnuts
Seattle Best Tea

Seattle Fish Guys
Shikorina Pastries
Simply Soulful Café
Tai Tung Restaurant
Tamarind Tree

Continue supporting Seattle's Diverse communities

Seattle-based actor Nicholas Japaul Bernard, wearing an orange beanie, sips coffee with his friend, Siobahn in front of a decorative wallpaper design at Ben Paris. — Nicholas Japaul Bernard | Carson Artac Photography/Visit Seattle

Black Communities

A man holds a large, translucent glass sculpture of a fish in a glassblowing studio. The fish is detailed and intricately designed, with a grid pattern. The background is softly blurred, showing studio equipment and another person. — Dan Friday | Visit Seattle

Indigenous Communities

A group of people gather indoors in front of a colorful mural. One person in the center, smiling, wears a black jacket. Others, some in red, are engaged in conversation and laughter. The mural depicts a serene face and oceanic elements. — Alicia Mullikin | Uncharted: Seattle

Latino/a/x Communities

A smiling person with long black hair and glasses wearing a pink jacket points towards a snowy field with mountains in the background. There are farm animals and a small shed visible in the distance. — Kristina Glinoga | Uncharted

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Black Communities

Indigenous Communities

Latino/a/x Communities

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Spread the love to Seattle’s BIPOC-, women-, and LGBTQIA-owned small businesses.

2025 Featured Community Partners:

Drag & Drop Creative

Fort St. George

In the Comfort of

Sairen

Dragonfly Kitchen

Freehold Theatre Lab/Studio

Itsumono

Tabletop Village

E-Jae Pak Mor

Jade Garden Restaurant

Reclaim Clay Collective

Zakka-Ya

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2022 Community Partners from the Central and Chinatown-International Districts:

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