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destinationpike.bsky.social @destinationpike.bsky.social · 25/09/2026

We need you to show up and talk to the city about Capitol Hill and Pike/Pine! They want to do the right thing, lets show them how much we want it. Sunday 1-4pm near the farmers market. Includes FREE FOOD! We'd love to tell them we need more space for activation on Pike! partiful.com/e/vk4sZy4BJj...

Capitol Hill Low Pollution Neighborhood event poster about the Open House on Sunday September 27th from 1-4pm at Cathy Hillenbrand Community Room

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destinationpike.bsky.social @destinationpike.bsky.social · 20/09/2026

Back out at the farmers market! Talking to people about the Low Pollution Neighborhood town hall and our ideas for a safer more welcoming neighborhood! partiful.com/u/UIhMng4fIA...

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destinationpike.bsky.social @destinationpike.bsky.social · 19/09/2026

Its been a rough time for the small businesses of Capitol Hill. Lets support them this Thursday. Come for free popsicles, stay for takeout, a band, a nice time shopping!

Poster for End of Summer meltdown with free popsicles, discounts at pike restaurants and live music. September 24th, 5-8pm

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destinationpike.bsky.social @destinationpike.bsky.social · 31/08/2026

We talked to Capitol Hill ealier this month. Our neighborhood dreams of making space for patios like this! 🤤

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Rodney 🚧🚇 @chanface.bsky.social · 22/08/2026

And so it ends. Church Street reopening to cars 🥲🥲

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destinationpike.bsky.social @destinationpike.bsky.social · 21/08/2026

Last week we talked to a bunch of neighbors and heard their great ideas for what they want out of us. We are hearing that they want People-oriented places, Accessible sidewalks, more events/activities, and improving the loading/parking chaos. Read here: destinationpike.com/ideas-from-a...

Two pages of sticky notes both answering the question “Why do you love these streets?” With answers like “the people” or “madness” or “so much to look at”

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Qagggy! @qagggy.bsky.social · 14/08/2026

I’m not planning to livepost this event, but if I did I might have a header graphic like this.

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Lanrick Bennett @lanrickbennett.bsky.social · 11/08/2026

Happy that so many people are talking about removing vehicles from our public streets & giving more space to people. @ohtheurbanity.bsky.social asks the follow-up question, "Are Pedestrian Streets Actually Good for Business?" h/t @uoftcities.bsky.social @canurb.bsky.social youtu.be/bC1OChn33aY?...

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Are Pedestrian Streets Actually Good for Business?

YouTube video by Oh The Urbanity!

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destinationpike.bsky.social @destinationpike.bsky.social · 02/08/2026

New York has a similar problem with trash to Pike/Pike. Maybe we can learn from how this works there 👀

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destinationpike.bsky.social @destinationpike.bsky.social · 01/08/2026

I think i can find some similarities between the businesses of Pike-Pine and Granville Street 😊 #DavesHotChicken Pedestrianization has been great for business at local thrift and vintage shops too

A dave’s hot chicken on the corner of Granville’s pedestrian street

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destinationpike.bsky.social @destinationpike.bsky.social · 01/08/2026

Exploring Granville Street Pedestrian Zone today with Downtown Van showing us the big success and the problem points and learnings they’ve had along the way!

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destinationpike.bsky.social @destinationpike.bsky.social · 24/07/2026

What do you get when you combine 30 markers and two dozen community members? What we found was lively conversation, thoughtful sharing of perspectives, and the ability to find common ground about the future of Destination Pike. Read the whole newsletter here: destinationpike.com/nice-to-meet...

We believe … is that the current sidewalks are being asked to do too much in the current space because there is a desire to use a finite amount of space that results in bottled-necks and accessibility issues

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destinationpike.bsky.social @destinationpike.bsky.social · 23/07/2026

We’ve been listening to the neighborhood. And we keep hearing the same things… our sidewalks are too narrow❗️ Especially when you add the garbage, bike parking, and seating to the equation! We need more space for people 🚶#destinationpike #publicspace #peoplespace

A narrow sidewalk with 6 people trying to pass eachother some walking, some standing and chatting

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Tony @tonychiado.com · 04/07/2026

One lesson from the World Cup I think that Seattle neighborhoods would be smart to heed is that refusing to pedestrianize spaces at the heart of neighborhoods meant that people didn’t stop, stay, and spend time there… they just drove on through to places where pedestrians were prioritized.

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