Seattle Restored

Step into Seattle sports history at Throwbacks Northwest Stadium Collective, where our city’s rich legacy and cultural stories come alive through vintage apparel.

This Seattle Restored pop-up collective creates space for independent vendors to connect with new audiences in the heart of Pioneer Square, fostering collaboration and community through retail, events, and shared experiences.

🎉 Join Throwbacks Northwest tomorrow for First Thursday Art Walk as they celebrate 18 years with a Drop Party! The TBNW 18 Year Graduation Capsule is inspired by timeless collegiate sportswear staples and classic university looks from the 1960s and 1970s, with a modern feel. The evening will also feature a limited-time art exhibition by Edwin Lindo!

🗓️ Thursday, June 4, 7-10pm
📍 Throwbacks NW Stadium Collective, 414 2nd Ave S, Pioneer Square

Anh Ơi Bake Shop is officially open in Japantown!

Through Seattle Restored, Anh Ơi has opened its very first storefront, serving their signature Vietnamese-American bakes alongside items from other Asian-American bakers. Stop by, grab a bite, and help welcome Anh Ơi to the neighborhood!

📍 314 6th Ave S
🕓 Hours: Wed-Thu & Sun 9am–3pm · Fri–Sat 9am–4pm

🎉 PLUS: Join in on the celebration next Saturday, May 23, for their Grand Opening Party with ribbon cutting, lion dancers from JunHong’s Kung Fu Club, and a meet-the-bakers market. You won’t want to miss it!

✨New on our blog✨ We sat down with Flavia Onufrei of Good Olfactory Candles, a local fragrance brand creating candles and body goods designed to make everyday moments feel a little softer.

Through her Seattle Restored pop-up, Flavia is bringing the quiet and refuge of home into a community space. Somewhere you can slow down, take a breath, and find a sense of calm.

📍 Find Good Olfactory Candles at 12315 Lake City Way NE now through August 23rd.

👉 Read our interview with Flavia at seattlerestored.org/spotlight

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is a program of the Seattle Office of Economic Development managed in partnership with Good Business Network of Washington.

Photos by Growingboymedia.