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JULY 2018 PUBLISHER

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We Made It! IT’S WARM, SUNNY, AND THE DAYS ARE LONGER — IT’S FINALLY SUMMER.

Caitlin Agnew, John Agnew, Jordan Blaine, Katie Frederickson, Nicolette Martin CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHERS

Life N Light, Kara Mercer

Hands down my favorite thing about the Northwest is the long, warm summer nights. For most of us, summer is packed with family vacations, camps, outdoor activities and hopefully a few lazy days in there just to hang out and enjoy. This issue is extra special to me because I was able to include my family. My dad has been an avid fisher for as long as I can remember. His passion is fly fishing, but he does all kinds, and our family has definitely enjoyed the fruits of his hobby (try to beat his salmon recipe). This issue he shares with us how you too can create memories and plan a quick and easy fishing trip with those you love. Young or old, it’s a great way to bond and spend time outdoors. We also hear about another family tradition in this month's issue — a gorgeous

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INSIDE THE ISSUE JULY 2018

FEATURES 18 Summer Picnics Dine alfresco with these stylish ideas

26 Gone Fishing Introducing kids or grandkids to this great pastime can lead to some real magic

32 Epic Road Trip What to Bring When VW Van Camping

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44 Perfect Patios Our favorite spots to enjoy day or night

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DEPARTMENTS 8

Lifestyle Letter

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Good Times

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Around Town

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Renovate & Refine

22 DIY 36 Open House 44 Local’s Choice 48 Lifestyle Calendar


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GOOD TIMES

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AROUND TOWN

MEET ANDREW OLDHAM, CHEF DE CUISINE AT ERITAGE "Find something you're passionate about and keep tremendously interested in it.” -Julia Child When asked about his approach to life and cooking, the word that comes up most often is “learning.” As chef de cuisine at Eritage, Andrew Oldham is looking forward to embracing a new challenge by collaborating on the Eritage culinary program with James Beard Award-winning chef Jason Wilson. “I am constantly inspired and driven daily to learn as much as I can. I am a firm believer that we always have more to learn.” Andrew grew up in Seattle, Washington, and graduated from The NOVA Project, an alternative high school focused on a collaborative and student-led curriculum. Food and cooking was an important part of growing up for Andrew. “I have loved cooking for as long as I can remember and have always felt at home in the kitchen. My mother is an avid Julia Child fan and may have prepared everything from her repertoire at least once during my years at home,” he recalls. Andrew was eager to learn all he could in the culinary field and began his career as a dishwasher. An early position at Café Campagne gave him the chance to work with one of his greatest mentors, Daisley Gordon. “Daisley once told me early on to set goals for myself as a chef and keep learning and not become complacent,” he says. Over the span of his 15 years in Seattle restaurants, he continued to learn, advancing in his career as the sous chef at Le Pichet and executive chef at Lecosho. In 2013, Andrew moved to Walla Walla to serve as corporate chef for Waterbrook Winery, where he had the opportunity to develop a food program from the ground up for multiple locations. “It was a wonderful learning opportunity, and I am grateful for the invaluable experience,” he says. In April 2018, Andrew joined the team at Eritage and sees the menu as a reflection of the wonderful community of farmers in the Walla Walla area. “These farmers are our friends and neighbors," he says. "The menu will reflect all of the care taken from the time seeds are planted, to the time it all comes together in a dish. I see the kitchen filled with an abundance of fresh, seasonal produce and meats from local farms being prepared with great care and focus on technique.” He and his wife, Tricia Rose, have been married for almost seven years and have two daughters, Charlotte, 5, and Georgia, 4, as well as two dogs, CONTINUED >

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AROUND TOWN

(CON TI N UED)

Jack and Lady. Andrew and his young family enjoy gathering for meals and cooking together. He says they are always mixing things up and cooking something different at home. Andrew also enjoys working in his garden, playing the cello and listening to country music. Andrew is enjoying the process of getting Eritage ready to be a wonderful addition to Walla Walla. When asked about what he is most excited about, he says, “Learning as much as I can from Chef Wilson. Also, the view from my new office isn’t too bad either.” Andrew and the team look forward to welcoming you this summer to his “office view” in the Eritage dining room. 1319 Bergevin Springs Road, Walla Walla, WA, eritageresort.com

GENE JUAREZ NAMED 2018 SALON OF THE YEAR

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prize winner and May/June cover story by national publication "Salon Today." The award recognizes the highest level

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“We are more than humbled to receive Juarez President Scott Missad. “It speaks volumes to the commitment our staff has

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made to deliver excellence in beauty and wellness on a daily basis.” Designed as a “Pacific Northwest loft,” the 16,500-square-foot space is

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full of green, blue and yellow hues and serves clients with 60 stations, a sequestered shampoo "oasis" set in a serene forest scene, 10 treatment rooms, expert medical spa services, manicure and pedicure stations and a private men’s salon with beer on tap. “We are in the process of revitalizing the Gene Juarez brand, and my edict to the team was to create a space that was meaningful to all age groups and accessible by any clients who prioritize beauty and wellness,” says Scott.

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ANNOUNCING A NEW OFFICE, MORE THAN A CENTURY IN THE MAKING. For over 100 years, putting clients’ needs first has been part of Merrill Lynch’s rich history and culture. Our Private Banking and Investment Group is now here in Bellevue to deliver a powerful and dedicated wealth management experience aligned with your unique values and goals. Let the members of our newest team help you pursue what’s most important to you.

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RENOVATE & REFINE

Summer Picnics DINE ALFRESCO WITH THESE STYLISH IDEAS ARTICLE CAITLIN AGNEW | PHOTOGRAPHY KARA MERCER

Striped Pop Edge Throw, $39, West Elm

Mid-Century Patterned Glassware, $8 each West Elm

Spiral Salad Servers, $29, West Elm

Two-Tone Woven Baskets, $54, West Elm

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FAMILY STYLE A picnic provides an easy Xenia Taler Bamboo Dinner Plates, $12 each, WestElm.com

way to spend time with family with the perfect combo of eating, relaxing, playing and talking. Finger

plastic

A WARM SUNNY DAY, A GREAT LOCATION AND EXCELLENT COMPANY

dishware, a large basket and a

ARE ALL YOU REALLY NEED FOR A SUCCESSFUL PICNIC OUTING.

comfortable blanket make for

For some of us, a picnic has come to mean little more than a deli sandwich

a great day for all ages. Bring a

eaten outdoors, but with just a little effort, you, too, can create a memorable

book, lawn games or portable

experience. Pack up and head to your favorite beach, park or even stay in your

speakers to add to the fun.

own backyard; add simple yet indulgent foods, a basket and blanket, and you’re set. Bellevue Lifestyle partnered with West Elm Bellevue and PCC Community Markets to put together three themes to make your picnic a success. For more ideas visit PCCMarkets.com and WestElm.com. 18

foods,

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Wood + Rope Lanterns, $49-$129, WestElm.com

Star Shaped Wood Serving Bowls, $49, WestElm.com

Woven Seagrass Baskets, $59, WestElm.com

Solid Basketweave Throw, $79, WestElm.com

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DATE NIGHT

Skip the restaurant and create your own intimate setting with a date-night picnic — bonus points if you manage to catch the sunset! A picnic date is often underrated and can easily be one of the most romantic and thoughtful types of dates because you can customize everything — from the food and drink to the location. Pick your favorite view, and bring your coziest blanket. Keep the food simple — a nice charcuterie board, fresh fruit and rustic bread make for a beautiful spread. Top it off with a nice bottle wine — don’t forget the corkscrew! CONTINUED >

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RENOVATE & REFINE

(CON TI N U ED)

Colorblock Pop Edge Throw, $39, WestElm.com

Rose Gold Flatware, $39-$399, WestElm.com

Frayed Edged Napkins (Set of 4), $19, WestElm.com

Lacquer Trays - Round, $54, WestElm.com

Xenia Taler Bamboo Dinner Plates $12 each, WestElm.com

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BRUNCH Picnics are for any time of day, and we often forget that a

Wine Wednesdays

breakfast picnic is one of the easiest and most beautiful to put together. Skip the meat and eggs, and do as the French do by dining on pastries and fresh fruit. Pack a thermos of your favorite coffee or just hot water for tea. And who doesn’t love a mimosa? Change it up by mixing sparkling wine with

grapefruit

or

pineapple

juice. Enjoy a leisurely morning over good conversation and good food — just as it should be.

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DIY

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BUST OUT THOSE ATHLETIC SHOES, SCORECARDS IMPORTANTLY,

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Whether you’re at the park or in your own backyard, these family-friendly lawn games are perfect if you’re looking to put a twist on the average summer cookout and get everyone in the competitive spirit. Whether you play for money or bragging rights, these activities are sure to get the party started — and keep it going! Friendly disclaimer: We can’t be held responsible for any sore losers or bruised egos. 22

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MÖLKKY THROWING GAME

Dick’s Sporting Goods, $29.99

BAGS + TIC TAC TOE

Playing Mölkky

In this Finnish throwing

Sink it on the first try with this Franklin Sports

game, use a wooden pin

Fold-N-Go® Bean Bag Tic Tac Toe Combo set.

(mölkky) to knock over

Target, $43.49

wooden pins (skittles). Be the first to reach exactly 50 points to win!

LADDER GOLF Throw a hole-in-one (or something) with this Hey! Play! Double Wooden Ladder Golf set. Houzz, $43.99

LAWN BOWLING Spare no one when you hit the lane with this Hey! Play! Lawn Bowling game. Dick’s Sporting Goods, $44.99

LAWN DICE

Roll the dice with this Triumph Sports Big Roller Lawn Dice game. Target, $34.99

FLAMINGO RING TOSS

You’ll only be the real MVP if you can win this Wemco™ flamingo head target toss while standing on one leg. Target, $14.99

YARD DOMINOES Uncommon Goods, $60

CONTINUED >

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DIY

(CON TI N UED)

Once you’ve bowled a 300 or screamed “Yahtzee!” from the rooftops, help your guests cool off—both from the heat and some intense competition. Lemonade, the resident summer drink cooler, is even better in frozen form. Try this tart, creamy concoction combined with Jell-O—the food that makes anything a little bit more fun—and hit it out of the park with these after-party treats.

Other fruity flavors to try: + Cherry lemonade

PRO TIP: Punch the popsicle stick through a cupcake liner to catch those messy drips!

+ Peach + Pineapple + Lime

FROZEN LEMONADE ICE POPS WITH JELL-O WHAT YOU NEED Popsicle molds Popsicle sticks Jell-O (we recommend berry blue and watermelon) 4 cups cold water 1 cup Country Time lemonade drink mix 1 tub (12 ounces) Cool Whip, thawed 1 tablespoon lemon zest WHAT YOU DO 1. Prepare the Jell-O as directed on the box. Pour into dishes so about 1 inch thick and refrigerate until set. 2. Blend water, lemonade mix, Cool Whip and lemon zest until smooth. 3. When Jell-O is set, remove from dishes and slice into small cubes (they’ll need to fit in the popsicle molds). 4. Fill the popsicle molds about halfway with Jell-O cubes, then fill the remaining space with the blended lemonade mixture. 5. Add popsicle sticks if needed and freeze overnight.

Popsicle base from blogger Kristen Doyle, KraftRecipes.com.

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3715 96th Ave NE, Kirkland

Welcome to this fantastic single level home in Yarrow Point. Wide open entrance with high ceilings, ample windows and hardwood floors throughout. Enter into an elegant living room, formal dining room with french doors leading to the private back patio area. Spacious entertaining kitchen with granite counters, stainless steel appliances & a Thermador range. Explore the well manicured grounds with slate walkways. Quiet street. Minutes to Bellevue, Redmond, Kirkland and downtown Seattle. Excellent Bellevue schools. www.TheEastsideRealEstateTeam.com

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Each Office is Independently Owned and Operated

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THE LURE OF THE OUTDOORS IN PACIFIC NORTHWEST SUMMERS IS IRRESISTIBLE. One of the best contexts for getting "out there" can be fishing. Introducing kids or grandkids to this great pastime can lead to some real magic. Imagine making memories on the plentiful lake, river, stream and saltwater fisheries just a short drive from Bellevue. You don’t need to be an expert to get started; you can be on the water in no time!

ARTICLE JOHN AGNEW PHOTOGRAPHY KARA MERCER

GONE FISHING

An experienced angler can be one of the most valuable resources. Most avid anglers love to share their skills and play a role in getting newbies — especially youngsters — on the water. A fun and memorable first fishing experience for kids requires lots of smiles, enthusiasm and patience. Trout Unlimited is a great organization that has beginner classes and organized activities for young anglers. You can also find many TU members who are willing to help you figure out how to get started. Want to do a lot on your own? The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife fishing websites cover regulations governing all state fisheries, tutorials, videos and even where to find a good fishing spot nearby.

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Getting geared up is the first challenge, and perhaps the most intimidating. The fishing department of the Sportco & Outdoor Emporium in downtown Seattle, for example, can be overwhelming. Here you’ll find gear for virtually every type of fishing. Where to start? Let’s assume for simplicity, that you’re looking to fish for trout in the local lakes and streams from Lake Washington to the west slopes of the Cascades. These sites provide a pretty good list of the basics: SkyAboveUs.com/Fishing. Learning to cast a spinning rod is pretty straightforward. The first experiences are usually on small lakes and ponds for rainbow trout. Watch a YouTube video or two on casting and basic trout fishing. Practice with the kids in the backyard for an hour. Pack your lunch and head out. I recommend "Fishing for Beginners" by user Flukemaster or "How To Rig Up Your Trout Spin Rod for All Water Conditions & Fishing Styles" by user Twig 'N' Timber Outdoors.

CONTINUED >

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GONE FISHING

(CON TI N U ED)

Fly fishing requires a bit more study. Casting a fly rod is more challenging, and the rod, reel, line and flies (the lures of fly fishers) are quite different. Learning together with your youngsters is a great bonding experience. The best way to start is some lessons. Creekside Angling in Issaquah is a great fly shop and a good place to build your relationship with local fly fishing. They offer classes that introduce all the equipment and basics of casting in a nearby park. CreeksideAngling.com Next, take a guided fly fishing trip. Talk to the gang at Red’s on the Yakima River. They will set you up with an experienced guide for beginners. Spending a day with an expert picking flies, tying knots, casting and getting coaching on the spot really shortens the learning curve. RedsFlyFishing.com

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We are rich in accessible fisheries. For short outings with the kids in the early stages, try one of the many juvenile-only fishing holes nearby. The Middle Fork of the Snoqualmie River is accessible, beautiful and productive. Rattlesnake Lake is another great option, but it is best fished from some sort of small boat or raft. Check the regulations on all fisheries before you go. Kids 14 and under do not require a license, and some fisheries are restricted to just kids. WDFW.WA.gov The payoff comes with years of magic moments — camping along rivers and lakes, trips to catch the big ones in Alaska or Montana, all with those you love. It doesn’t get much better.

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Brazen Group Properties Presents 4 New Bellevue Springtime Listings

3133 Hunts Point Road, Hunts Point

2223 108th Ave SE, Bellevue

Offered at $3,895,000

Offered at $3,850,000

2812 120th Ave NE, Bellevue

2840 139th Ave SE #11, Bellevue

Offered at $2,485,000

Offered at $815,000


Brazen Group Properties Presents Our Monthly

Bellevue Luxury Residential Report Original

Sold / Original

Days on

Address

Zip Code

List Price

Sold Price

List Price %

Market

4415 91st Ave NE

98004

$12,000,000

$10,000,000

83.3%

68

1637 77th Ave NE

98039

$7,288,000

$7,050,000

96.7%

60

8900 NE 36th St

98004

$4,988,000

$4,850,000

97.2%

81

9803 SE Shoreland Dr

98004

$4,488,888

$4,488,888

100.0%

112

801 80th Ave NE

98039

$4,898,000

$4,450,000

90.9%

110

3016 W Lake Sammamish Pkwy SE

98008

$3,598,000

$3,450,000

95.9%

264

1307 99th Ave NE

98004

$3,488,000

$3,300,000

94.6%

40

3112 Hunts Point Cir

98004

$3,300,000

$3,180,000

96.4%

80

3130 110th Ave SE

98004

$2,988,000

$2,988,000

100.0%

6

10549 NE 25th St

98004

$2,980,000

$2,850,000

95.6%

29

7285 169th (Lot 16) Ave SE

98006

$2,849,995

$2,800,000

98.2%

6

16830 SE 57th Place

98006

$2,698,000

$2,698,000

100.0%

11

9025 NE 21st Place

98004

$2,680,000

$2,680,000

100.0%

11

17704 SE 58th Place

98006

$2,588,000

$2,568,000

99.2%

17

4544 177th Ave SE

98006

$2,288,000

$2,499,888

109.3%

4

**This data is a sampling of sold properties from May 2018 (Source: Northwest MLS)

Joseph, Randi and Taylor Brazen Info@BrazenGroupProperties.com BrazenGroupProperties.com | (425) 454-4141

Working, living and serving Bellevue for 25 years!


LOCALS ONLY

epic road trip What to Bring When VW Van Camping

PEACE VAN RENTALS ARE SURE TO PROVIDE A NOSTALGIC TWIST TO YOUR CAMPING ADVENTURE. Whether it’s your first time in a VW Van or you have memories of them from your youth, you can’t help but love the vintage vibe and feel taken back in time when getting behind the wheel. The vans are equipped with beds, a fridge, a dining area and a popup tent. With the abundant Northwest camping destinations nearby, fond summer memories are sure to be made. PeaceVansRentals.com ARTICLE JORDAN BLAINE | PHOTOGRAPHY KARA MERCER

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01 Camp Chef Everest Two-Burner 05

Camp Stove, $99.95 LLBean.com

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02 Big Agnes Wiley 30 Sleeping Bag, $259.95-$279.95, REI.com 03 Snow Peak French Press Titanium, $55.95, REI.com 07

04 GSI Outdoors nForm Crossover Kitchen Kit, $37.95, REI.com 05 JBL Charge 3 Portable Speaker, 08

$149.95, REI.com 06 Nite Ize Radiant 200 Collapsible Lantern + Flashlight, $29.95, REI.com 07 Grubstick 13-Piece Deluxe Campfire Cook Kit, $69.95, REI.com 08 Kelty Discovery Low-Love Seat, $99.95, REI.com

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ARTICLE KATIE FREDERICKSON PHOTOGRAPHY LIFE N LIGHT

D R E A M

VACATION

HOME FAMILY HISTORY AND NATURAL BEAUTY MAKE UP THIS FRIDAY HARBOR RETREAT

THE HISTORY OF THIS GORGEOUS SAN JUAN ISLAND BEACH RETREAT READS LIKE A NOVEL. Following the end of World War II, Army veteran Darrell Roberts and his wife, Isabelle, came across a business opportunity in Friday Harbor and decided to relocate to the San Juan Islands. Once there, the Roberts lived in a small apartment until eventually finding their piece of island paradise — a quaint cabin perched on the waterfront of 22 acres, built in the early 1900s just a couple miles south of Friday Harbor. In the ‘60s the Roberts built their permanent residence and became deeply involved in the local community and island life, often hosting out-of-town friends and family, including Isabelle’s sister, Melva, and Melva’s daughter, a young Tere Foster, who would spend much of her summers on the island with her aunt and uncle. Tere’s own daughter, Moya Skillman, also grew up traveling to the island. The two became very close to Darrell and Isabelle, who never had children of their own. Upon Isabelle’s passing in 2005, the property was left to Tere and Moya with the promise that it would stay in the family forever. Intent on keeping that promise, the main house received a much-needed upgrade, making sure to retain and showcase some of the original architectural features that made it unique, including the wooden rafters and fireplace chimney. CONTINUED >

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When a community gets access to clean water, it can change just about everything. It can improve health, increase access to food, grow local economies, and help kids spend more time in school.

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OPEN HOUSE

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Last year the family was finally able to fulfill a longtime

Due to its rich generational history, escaping to Friday

dream of remodeling the original cabin, which carries tre-

Harbor for the Foster-Skillman family is so much more than

mendous sentimental value.

just a vacation retreat. Dinner parties, family weddings and

“I never wanted to tear it down and build something else,” explains Moya. “I just wanted to restore it to the way that it deserved to be.”

“The Fourth of July is a huge holiday for us,” says Don Skillman (Moya’s husband). “We go every year. We get up

Together, Tere and Moya run their own staging company

early to set our chairs out for the parade, we do a big din-

and co-founded one of the area's newest and top-producing

ner feast, and at night, because of our location, we can see

boutique real estate brokerages in the greater Seattle-Bellevue

the fireworks from three other islands!”

region. Their immense building, construction and interior

“Our favorite thing is just sitting on the deck and watch-

design knowledge served them well through all the reno-

ing everything that happens on the water,” says Moya. “The

vations on San Juan Island, culminating in two distinctively

boats, the ferries, the sunsets… It’s a really magical place.”

unique spaces with plenty of room for everyone.

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holidays make up a lifetime of memories.

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Willow Modern Slipcovered Chair and a Half, $599, CrateAndBarrel.com

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LOCAL’S CHOICE

PERFECT PATIOS ARTICLE CAITLIN AGNEW | PHOTOGRAPHY LIFE N LIGHT

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THE SUMMER — MORE SOCIAL AND BUSTLING, YET RELAXED AND JOYFUL. It’s the best time of year to be outside, and everybody is happy to soak up the sun as much as possible. Dining out is no exception. Whether grabbing a bite with friends or a date-night cocktail with a loved one, we’ve picked our favorite patios to enjoy the outdoors day or night.

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Classy and refined, with an extensive wine list and gorgeous views of Bellevue Park. Ideal place for a romantic date or celebration with friends or family. 88 102nd Ave. NE, Bellevue, Washington, 425.786.0160 CarminesBellevue.com

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W LIVING ROOM BAR

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Social and vibrant, with modern design and delicious craft cocktails. Casually hang in their swinging chairs, or cozy up in front of the fireplace. Take selfies in front of the eye-catching floor-to-ceiling mural. Good mix of locals and out-of-town travelers. 10455 NE Fifth Place, Bellevue, Washington, 425.709.9000, WBellevue.com

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CENTRAL BAR +RESTAURANT

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Always buzzing, Central's patio is a place to see and be seen. Take your pick from brunch mimosas, mid-day beer or glass of wine or classy cocktails in the evening and enjoy the scene. 10475 NE Sixth St., Bellevue, Washington, 425.578.7878, CentralBar.com

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SUITE RESTAURANT/LOUNGE

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Check out the fun themes at happy hour, or come after dark when the twinkly white lights and fireplace are aglow. Fun design accents make this a perfect place for parties and events. 10500 NE Eighth St., Bellevue, Washington, 425.679.6951, SuiteBellevue.com

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DANIEL'S BROILER High-end

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21st-floor

steak-

house, boasting sweeping views of Lake Washington, Bellevue and Seattle. This patio is ideal for catching the sunset. Stay a little later for live piano music. 10500 NE Eighth St., Bellevue, Washington, 425.462.4662, SchwartzBros.com

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BELLEVUE FAMILY 4TH

OUTDOOR MOVIES IN THE PARK

6TH STREET FAIR

Bellevue Downtown Park

Bellevue Downtown Park

Bellevue Square &

Join the Eastside's largest celebration

City of Bellevue Parks & Community

Other Downtown Bellevue Locations

of our nation's birthday with friends

Services has partnered with Charles

The 6th Street Fair brings the origi-

and family. This Bellevue tradition

Schwab to bring back this eight-mov-

nal work of more than 100 artists to

includes activities throughout the

ie series at Bellevue Downtown Park.

Bellevue in an open-air showcase of

day culminating with a spectacular

Join your friends and family for a night

sculpture, jewelry, home decor, wood

fireworks display set to a live perfor-

of free admission, pre-movie enter-

and glass work, fabrics and more. The

mance by the Bellevue Youth Sym-

tainment and popcorn. Audiences are

event presents an eclectic mix of out-

phony Orchestra. Activities include

encouraged to donate to the featured

standing arts and crafts and provides

live music, games, an international

nonprofit agency each week.

the opportunity to discover the perfect treasure, from baskets and bead-

food court and much more.

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Grab your four-legged friend for a

VIRGINIA MASON BELLEVUE MEDICAL CENTER LIVE AT LUNCH CONCERT SERIES

noncompetitive, festive jog and walk

Downtown Bellevue

Celebrating its 34th year in 2018, the

through the streets of downtown

The Virginia Mason Bellevue Medical

Bellevue Festival of Arts features 200

Bellevue. Celebrate with post-race

Center Live at Lunch Summer Con-

of the most talented and popular ar-

activities featuring a dog costume

cert Series brings the best of live mu-

tisans, musicians and craftspeople

contest, vendor booths, Seattle Hu-

sic to your lunch hour. It's a 10-week

from the Northwest and beyond. The

mane in Bellevue’s MaxMobile, a

run of free live music from 12 p.m. to

event takes place the last full week-

bounce house, a photo station and

1:30 p.m. every Tuesday, Wednesday

end in July in downtown Bellevue

more. This family-fun, all-ages event

and Thursday. Local bands showcas-

along with the two art fairs, Bellevue

benefits Seattle Humane in Bellevue.

ing diverse genres and styles will play

Art Museum's Artsfair and Bellevue's

Patriotic dress is encouraged for all

at outdoor plazas and open spaces

6th Street Fair.

participants, including dogs!

throughout downtown Bellevue.

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JAPAN FAIR

CHOWDOWNTOWN BELLEVUE

Meydenbauer Center

Ashwood Park

Japan Fair is a two-day festival, free

Now in its third season, the down-

See art, make art and buy art at the

to the public, that showcases the tra-

town food truck roundup will hap-

72nd annual Bellevue Arts Museum

ditional and modern cultural arts of

pen twice this summer: July 12 and

Artsfair. Packed with an amazing line-

Japan. It is a communal endeavor of

August 9. Both food-truck events will

up of artists and exciting community

musicians, artisans, community orga-

take place from 4 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. at

programs for all ages, Artsfair is one

nizations and businesses from both

Ashwood Park in downtown Bellev-

of the largest and most anticipated

Japan and the U.S. coming together

ue next to the Bellevue Public Library.

festivals of the year.

to share their products, talents and

This year's event includes more than

knowledge of Japan.

10 food trucks with great food and

FOUR ON THE 4TH Ashwood Park

treats plus live entertainment.

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work to paintings and pottery.

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BELLEVUE FESTIVAL OF ARTS Downtown Bellevue

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