One part of Norie Sato's Unfurling a Gesture, The Nature of Persistence. Located at the Union Street Bridge near iconic Pike Place Market Seattle is more than just a backdrop for business—it's a city bursting with creativity, rich history, and unforgettable moments waiting to be experienced. In this episode of our Discover Seattle video series, we shine a light on Norie Sato’s inspiring public art piece , Unfurling a Gesture (The Nature of Persistence) , located at the Union

If your company is planning a convention, retreat, or corporate event in Seattle, “To Our Teachers” should be on your itinerary. This breathtaking installation spans three blocks along the waterfront and is one of Seattle’s most powerful public tributes to Indigenous history, art, and resilience. Created by artist Oscar Tuazon , “To Our Teachers” features 22 sets of Douglas Fir house posts—a modern interpretation of Coast Salish longhouse architecture. Two carved poles serve

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A very Brief History of Seattle Coffee Why is Seattle known as a coffee town? And was Starbucks the first coffee empire to come out of Seattle? Nope! Dan Davies & Co. is thought to be the very first coffee roasting business in Seattle, followed very quickly by Schwabacher Brothers & Co., but it was two brothers out of Boston, Edward and William Manning that would take Seattle coffee roasting to another level. The brothers moved to Seattle in 1908 and set up a booth in the on