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Jan 10, 2026

Chris Kallmyer: Song Cycle

Jan 10, 2026

Welcome to Paradise: ¡Viva Puerto Rico Libre!

Jan 10, 2026

MxPx, The Suicide Machines in Seattle

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Ragana & Drowse

Jan 12, 2026

Legendary Children Turns 10yrs old

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Studio 13 Live on FOX 13 Seattle

Studio 13 Live, hosted by Carly Henderson and Mireya Garcia, airs weekdays at 10 a.m. on FOX 13 Seattle, focusing on pop culture, celebrity news, and lifestyle tips.

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Capitol Hill Holiday Wine Walk in Seattle at Capitol Hill Neighborhood

The Capitol Hill Holiday Wine Walk will take place on December 11, 2025, from 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM in Seattle's Capitol Hill neighborhood. Advance tickets cost $30, while door tickets will be available for $40 if still available. This event aims to kickstart the holiday spirit early among attendees.

NEWSNov 27

Shop local, shop the Hill 60 places to walk and shop on Capitol Hill

Capitol Hill features over 60 local shops, encouraging residents and visitors to shop locally during the holiday season. The list highlights various businesses, ensuring a diverse shopping experience in the neighborhood. Community input is welcome to expand the roster of shops.

Hugo House announces new permanent executive director and says the book almost closed on the Capitol Hill literary arts center in 2024

Pepe Montero has been appointed as the permanent executive director of Hugo House, a Capitol Hill literary arts center that nearly faced closure in early 2024. His leadership has shifted the organization from significant deficits to a balanced budget while enhancing programming to meet community needs. Hugo House emphasizes that ongoing recovery relies on continued support from donors and volunteers.

First year at Donna Jeans Place, a Capitol Hill shelter where time is the most important resource

Benev Brandt, a 60-year-old woman who experienced homelessness in Seattle, praises Donna Jean’s Place as the best shelter she has encountered. The women’s emergency shelter, which opened this year, has already assisted over 230 women, providing essential support and a safe environment. Operated by Operation Nightwatch and St. Mark’s Episcopal Church, the shelter prioritizes stability and community among its residents.

Paradise adds Birrieria Jalisco 1 to its Broadway mix

Paradise restaurant on Broadway has expanded its offerings by adding Birrieria Jalisco #1, known for its slow-stewed beef and handmade tortillas. The establishment remains open daily from 8 AM to 10 PM, with nightlife events planned on weekends. This expansion continues the trend of new restaurants revitalizing Capitol Hill's dining scene.

Hugo House Appoints Pepe Montero as New Executive Director

Hugo House appointed Pepe Montero as its new permanent executive director. This change signals a significant development for the Capitol Hill literary arts center, which is poised to enhance its community engagement and programming.

First Year at Donna Jean's Place A Capitol Hill Shelter Where Time is the Most Important Resource

Donna Jean’s Place, a new shelter on Capitol Hill, prioritizes time as its most important resource for those in need. The facility aims to provide a supportive environment for individuals experiencing homelessness, emphasizing dignity and respect in their approach. This initiative addresses the growing need for such resources in Seattle's community.

Suspicious death investigated at encampments below Capitol Hill I-5 overpass

Seattle police investigate a suspicious death after a body was discovered near encampments under I-5. The King County Medical Examiner is working to identify the victim and determine the cause of death. This incident follows another suspicious death near an encampment earlier this month.

Suspicious Death Investigated at Encampments Below Capitol Hill I-5 Overpass

Authorities investigate a suspicious death at encampments beneath the Capitol Hill I-5 overpass. The incident raises concerns over safety and the welfare of individuals living in the area. Local officials plan to assess the situation and implement measures to enhance safety.

Maps show how Katie Wilson won in Seattle including strength in Capitol Hill and the citys most densely populated neighborhoods

Seattle Mayor-elect Katie Wilson won by approximately 2,017 votes, showcasing strength in Capitol Hill and densely populated neighborhoods. Her victory highlights shifts in voting patterns, particularly among young voters and in areas of recent multifamily development.

Seattle Social Housing on Track to Have First Property Inked in 2026

Seattle is set to ink its first social housing property by 2026, aiming to address the city's housing crisis. The initiative reflects a broader strategy to enhance affordable housing options for residents.

Seattle Social Housing On track to have first property inked in 2026

Seattle Social Housing plans to acquire its first property by early 2026, supported by a new tax expected to generate over $50 million annually. The organization seeks developers for shovel-ready multifamily projects within city limits, avoiding those with existing affordability covenants. This initiative follows voter approval of a 5% tax on high-earning employers to fund affordable housing.

NEWSNov 23

This week in CHS history 2015 PikePine shootings, STG buys Kerry Hall, arrests at Essential Workers march on Capitol Hill

The 2015 Pike/Pine shootings and STG's purchase of Kerry Hall highlight significant events in Capitol Hill's history this week. Additionally, arrests occurred during an 'Essential Workers' march, reflecting ongoing community tensions.

City hears feedback on activation for Capitol Hills problem parks and reopening Seven Hills

Seattle Parks officials plan to submit a report to the mayor by early December regarding the reopening of Seven Hills Park and enhancements to address safety concerns related to homeless encampments. A community meeting garnered strong attendance, with residents voicing fears about park safety and proposing various improvement ideas, including increased maintenance and community partnerships. Most attendees opposed the idea of permanent fencing around the parks.

Suspect in September deadly shooting at 10th and Pike charged with murder

De’Andre Todd, 27, faces second-degree murder charges for the September shooting death of Robert Fleeks in Seattle. Prosecutors assert Todd shot Fleeks multiple times in the head and neck at close range while the victim was unarmed. Todd remains in custody at King County Jail with a bail set at $2 million.

Suspect in September deadly shooting at 10th and Pike charged with murder

A suspect has been charged with murder following a deadly shooting in Seattle's Capitol Hill neighborhood on September 10. The incident, which occurred at the intersection of 10th and Pike, resulted in the death of a 29-year-old man. Authorities are continuing their investigation into the circumstances surrounding the shooting.

City hears feedback on activation for Capitol Hill's problem parks

Seattle officials received public feedback on enhancing Capitol Hill parks through a survey conducted by the parks department. The initiative aims to address ongoing issues in local parks and improve community engagement.

Roll Wheel (1)

The Roll Pod debuted its unique take on Indian cuisine with a focus on bowls and wraps in Capitol Hill. The new establishment opened its doors on November 21, 2025, enhancing the local dining scene. The venture aims to offer innovative flavors while catering to the community's growing interest in diverse culinary experiences.

The Roll Pod brings its take on Indian bowls and wraps to 22nd Ave

The Roll Pod opened a new location at 1719 22nd Ave, offering Indian-inspired fast food, including bowls and wraps. Owners Anubha Singh and Parimal Kumar aim to provide fresh, balanced meals on the go. The grand opening event is scheduled for Saturday.

Community Lunch on Capitol Hill seeks Thanksgiving volunteers, new executive director

Community Lunch on Capitol Hill seeks volunteers for Thanksgiving as demand for meals surges to unprecedented levels. The nonprofit expects to serve 100,000 meals this year amid rising costs and declining funding. Additionally, the organization is looking for a new Executive Director to navigate these challenges.