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GCC is a nonprofit, 501(c)(3) organization seeking to improve the quality of life for all who live, work, and play in Georgetown, Seattle.



Fire Guts Restaurant
An early-morning September 23 fire damaged a Vietnamese restaurant in Georgetown.
Oct 71 min read


New Pop-Up Market Debuts
The Riverbend Market plans to offer affordable produce boxes beginning Thursday, Oct. 8 The Riverbend Market, 5300 4th Ave. S, plans a soft launch this Thursday, Oct. 8. It is a pilot program for a community grocery that will be primarily run by volunteers and the Georgetown Healthy Food Initiative. The space is shared by the PSLA Food Bank, which is open Mondays and Wednesdays. “This all came out of the ‘want’” for a grocery store in Georgetown, project manager Lorine Moelle
Oct 52 min read


House of Smith’s Jet City Tasting Room Remains Open Following Building Listing
Lauded as the largest urban winery in the Western United States when it opened in 2015, House of Smith’s tasting room and production facility on Albro Place is now on the market, alongside the historic James Gordon building next door. Originally listed for $12 million in December 2025, the asking price for the dual-property campus has since dropped to $9.5 million. The 32,000-square-foot site encompasses production, warehouse, retail, and event space. Despite the listing, ope
Sep 162 min read


Market Returns to Carleton Ave
Produce and other goods will be available 3-7 pm on Thursdays through early October The Georgetown Farmers Market returns this Thursday, May 7, to the 6600 block of Carleton Ave S. The Georgetown Farmer’s Market returns for a second year this week. Beginning this Thursday, May 7, stalls selling seasonal fruits, vegetables and other food products will set up on the block of Carleton Ave S between S Warsaw St and S Willow St outside of Bloom Bistro & Grocery, 6601 Carleton Ave
May 41 min read


People Still Love I Luv Teriyaki
I Luv Teriyaki restaurant returns to Georgetown after a fire destroyed it three years ago.
Mar 52 min read


I Luv Teriyaki reopens March 1
Local eatery readies for return after fire, permit delays Don Lo, daughter Ruby, and Eva Lo stand at the entrance to their rebuilt restaurant in February 2025. They plan to reopen on March 1 after a devastating fire destroyed the restaurant three years ago. After many delays and permit issues, I Luv Teriyaki is ready to reopen in Georgetown. The planned March 1 reopening at 6500 4th Ave. S will mark nearly three years to the day a fire destroyed the local favorite on March 3,
Feb 241 min read
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