As part of the Waterfront Seattle Program, the City of Seattle's Office of the Waterfront & Civic Projects, working with community partner Alliance for Pioneer Square, has begun an effort to improve east-west streets in the heart of Pioneer Square. This project will design and construct improvements on portions of Main, Washington, King and Yesler streets between 2nd Avenue and Alaskan Way. At our April open house and walking tour, we’ll share information about opportunities and challenges in Pioneer Square, and we’ll ask for feedback on community priorities as we begin our design.
Kick off the new year with a special edition of Sustainable Seattle's monthly happy hour, hosted by Pinchot University and Impact Hub Seattle! Join us for an evening of inventive drinks, delicious bites, and casual networking on the first floor of the 220 & Change building in Pioneer Square. This edition of Greendrinks will feature ventures started by Pinchot University alumni and member companies from Impact Hub Seattle, such as cranberry juice cocktails by Starvation Alley!
One year in Pioneer Square, and we’re already bursting at the seams! Join BGI, Impact Hub Seattle and Social Venture Partners as we celebrate the expansion of our space and the launch of our new building name: 220 & Change!
You’ll enjoy flavors from Pioneer Square bars and restaurants, be the first to sneak a peek at the new space next door and party with Seattle’s best on every floor.
Description: One year in Pioneer Square, and we’re already bursting at the seams! Join Impact Hub Seattle, Bainbridge Graduate Institute, and Social Venture Partners as we celebrate the expansion of our space and the launch of our new building name: 220 & Change!
You’ll enjoy flavors from Pioneer Square bars and restaurants, be the first to sneak a peek at the new space next door, and party with Seattle's best on every floor.
Location
220 and Change
220 2nd Ave. South (S Washington St. and 2nd Ave S)
WHAT: Volunteer to help clean our neighborhood! We will divide volunteers into teams to tackle some of Pioneer Square's most pressing needs, including the following tasks:
