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Wendi Chen is an illustrator and digital artist who is a vendor at Pike Place Market. She also exhibits her work at comic conventions and previously worked as a video game artist.
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Three community leaders teased out what makes Pike Place Market so iconic, our need to mourn places that we've lost and the importance of imagining spaces where we belong.
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Writer and romance novelist M.L. "Matt" Buchman shares why the Market is the perfect setting for a romance novel.
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People all over the country declared their love for Cho, a 23-year-old fishmonger at Pike Place. Then in February, she announced her last video — with no explanation. What followed shows the tension social media creates between celebrity and reality.
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KNKX Grooveyard host Stephanie Anne Johnson, who has spent some time as a busker, caught up with singer-songwriter Whitney Mongé about starting her public career as a busker at Pike Place Market.
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Born into the flower business, Scott Chang grew from being resentful of the long summer hours to having deep respect for his family's hard work. Discover the subtle beauty of See Lee Farm and the Hmong family who runs it.
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Pike Place Market offers a huge selection of seafood. But local chef Taichi Kitamura’s favorite seasonal offering only very rarely shows up at the market: local spot shrimp.
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The Pike Market Senior Center is an important link to the almost invisible resource network Pike Place Market provides for the people living in and around the community.
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There's a lot of food at Seattle's Pike Place Market, but it’s also a place where the community comes together and people are fed, for free. Meet the chef behind Atrium Kitchen’s Nourished Neighborhood program.
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When a band of activists rose up to save Pike Place Market from demolition more than 50 years ago, they weren't fighting for a quaint piece of historic architecture, but an unruly aspect of Seattle’s personality.