Roosevelt Blog
Most recent newsletter May 2024 One Seattle Plan Update – Comment Deadline Extended to Monday, May 20The Mayor’s Draft One Seattle […]
Most recent newsletter May 2024 One Seattle Plan Update – Comment Deadline Extended to Monday, May 20The Mayor’s Draft One Seattle […]
Our Business of the Month for May 2026 is JoyCuts, a hair and color salon for men and women run by Virginia Siler.
917 NE 63RD ST Overview The next time you visit Hawthorne Studio to build or upgrade your hi-fi setup, glance
An Nam Pho, a cozy Vietnamese restaurant on Roosevelt Way since 2014, serves phở made with 100% ribeye beef, banh mi, and more. Owner Ken, from a family of restaurateurs, is taking over direct involvement of the Roosevelt location starting May 1st.
Last year, the inaugural Rooted in Roosevelt festival brought together more than 1,000 neighbors for a day of live music,
The annual Rooted in Roosevelt neighborhood celebration returns September 19th, 2026! Get involved early: apply to design the event poster or perform, help fundraise to keep the event going, or spread the word.
6550 Brooklyn Ave NE / 1309 NE 66TH ST Overview If you walk past the boarded windows and chain-link fences
The latest on: Rooted in Roosevelt festival returning September 19 with calls for artists and musicians, upcoming community events including litter pickup, trivia nights, and a clothing swap, a spotlight on Chance Encounter Games, and ways to join or support the Roosevelt Neighborhood Association.
Former engineer Dante Santos traded underwater robotics for something he loved even more: bringing people together through storytelling and adventure. His shop, Chance Encounter Games, at 6317½ Roosevelt Way NE, is part game store, part community haven — and it’s celebrating its first anniversary in June. Stop in and see what the magic is about!
Hello again! Because I always forget something…. March 7, 2-4 PM, Froula Park Open House. Froula is going to undergo a major
The latest on: results from the 2026 Roosevelt Neighborhood Priorities Survey highlighting business health, housing, parks, and safety; a recap of the RNA board retreat; upcoming community events in March; and a spotlight on Salvatore, Roosevelt’s beloved Italian restaurant since 1988.