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Taste of the Sound 2026: Seattle’s Celebration of Washington Food & Drink
Seattle’s working waterfront gets especially delicious this September. On Thursday, September 17, 2026, the second annual Taste of the Sound returns to Fishermen’s Terminal, bringing together more than 75 Washington food producers, beverage makers, fishers, farmers, and independent makers for an evening centered on local food and drink. Presented by Good Business Network of Washington, the event gives guests a Continue Reading
Visitor Economy Dining Demand
The Visitor Economy: Who Captures the Dining Decision? For restaurants, tourism is not an abstract economic indicator. It shows up as a reservation at 7:30. A couple looking for dinner after checking into a hotel. A business traveler asking the front desk where to eat. A family scanning a QR code before deciding where to go next. That is why Continue Reading
Where to Eat, Stay, and Play in Boise this September
Visit Boise’s September calendar is especially strong this year, with the Spirit of Boise Balloon Classic, Art in the Park and Boise Pride Festival arriving almost back to back. Boise State is also entering its first Pac-12 football season, adding another layer of energy around downtown and Albertsons Stadium. 🟢 Where To Eat KIN | Downtown Boise KIN is less Continue Reading
Where to Eat, Stay, and Play in Bend this September
This is also the month when Bend’s two personalities fit together especially well. You can spend the morning on a trail or river, settle into a serious dinner that evening, then catch comedy or live music without ever feeling like you traded the outdoors for the city. September’s calendar includes Bend Comedy Festival, a deep run of concerts at Hayden Continue Reading
Where to Eat, Stay, and Play this September in Portland
This month brings an especially good excuse to rediscover the city. Portland Staycation returns September 11 through 13, inviting locals and visitors to explore special offers from restaurants, cafés, bars, attractions, shops and hotels across the Central City. Add a busy September events calendar and Portland starts to feel less like a place to pass through and more like a Continue Reading