As part of the Clean Greens Youth Program, kids ages 4-12 can learn about healthy living and sustainable farming with hands-on experiences. In addition to the weekly market, full and half produce shares, they also have a youth program that addresses food justice issues that affect BIPOC kids. This year, order your fresh produce from Clean Greens Farm & Market, a non-profit founded in 2007 that's owned and operated by folks in the Central District. With spring and summer CSA season just around the corner, you might be on the lookout for a local farm to support. Our suggestion? Their subscription boxes make it easy to always have the staples on hand so you can skip the store on those unavoidably busy days. With a focus on sustainability, be it environmental or economic, families can feel good about using this service to get groceries, meats, gift baskets, self-care products, and more delivered. They would bridge the gap by working with local farms to deliver fresh produce and other products directly to doorsteps in Seattle. When local farmer’s markets shut down due to the pandemic, ag-heads Amber and Damon had a brilliant idea, and another Black-owned business in Seattle was born. You can follow Orion on Instagram to see what he's up to next (hint: he's working on a second book) and buy his science-inspired merch too. With the help of his parents, he was able to bring them all together in this entertaining book. Published when he was barely out of grade school, it’s a book of silly puns and one-liners Orion wrote to entertain his classmates (much to the chagrin of his teacher). Orders should be placed two weeks in advance delivery options are still in the works.Ī different spin on Black-owned businesses in Seattle, we're all about celebrating and supporting the entrepreneurial spirit of Seattle's own Orion Razat, author of 101 STEM Jokes. Or you can stop by the shop to talk inspired ideas with owner Kariba Jack. Families can order balloon bundles and garlands, plus just about every individual balloon you can think of online.

Consider it your go-to spot for creative balloon installations that’ll really make your kiddo’s birthday party (or that baby shower you’re throwing next month) pop. We’re crushing hard on this balloon bar and party supply store in West Seattle.

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