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 and Intentionalist to help spread tourism dollars to Seattle’s small businesses in diverse communities. Last year’s program shone a light on businesses from the Central & Chinatown-International Districts. This year, the program is primarily focused on Capitol Hill and First Hill, encouraging visitors to explore these vibrant neighborhoods to eat, drink, shop, and spend intentionally.
Learn more about how our Community Partnership Program works.
2023 Featured Community Partners:
Photo: Arte Noir / Michael B. Maine
Photo: Jerk Shack
Photo: Plum Chopped
Photo: Sankaku Onigiri Cafe & Bar
Photo: Biang Biang Noodles
Photo: Mitten Sweets
Photo: Post Pike Bar & Cafe
Photo: Sweet Alchemy
Photo: Cafe Argento
Photo: Overcast Coffee Company
Photo: Retail Therapy
Photo: Tacos Chukis
Photo: Footprint Wine Tap
Photo: Paparepas Venezuelan Food
Photo: Rey Amargo
Photo: Tougo Coffee
Discover our 2022 Community Partners from the Central and Chinatown-International Districts:
Continue supporting Seattle's BIPOC communities
MORE Seattle BIPOC-Owned Businessses
Downtown Seattle
Landmark Event Co.
- Address 570 Roy St, Seattle, WA 98109
- Phone (206) 285-7846
- Connect
Central District
Seattle Fish Guys
- Address 411 23rd Ave. South, Seattle, WA 98144
- Phone (206) 485-7388
- Connect
South Lake Union
MV Skansonia
- Address 205 NE Northlake Way #6855, Seattle, WA 98105
- Phone (206) 545-9109
- Connect
Downtown Seattle
Seattle Royal Town Car & Limo
- Address , Seattle, WA 98103
- Phone (866) 349-1199
- Connect
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