Art Marble 21 proves that connection doesn’t have to be complicated - just bring your friends and your A-game. Join Young Professionals of Seattle for our October Last Tuesday Happy Hour and see why this South Lake Union spot is one of Seattle’s best places to play.

Perched 12 stories above Downtown on top of the Thompson Hotel, The Nest offers the kind of views that remind you why you live here: Elliott Bay stretching west, ferries carving their routes, the Olympics in the distance, and the city skyline lighting up behind you. Catch it all at sunset, and you’ll understand why people plan their evenings around this view.

If walls could talk, Hotel Sorrento would have a lot to say... probably over a well-shaken martini. Since opening in 1909, this storied landmark has been more than a hotel; it’s been a gathering place for artists, travelers, and Seattleites looking for a setting with both soul and style. Step inside and you’ll find vintage tile floors, a mahogany bar that feels equal parts timeless and cinematic, and the kind of hospitality that makes you want to stay for “just one more.”

Seattle: known for rain, tech, and passive-aggressive driving. Now, we can add most walkable city in America to the list. In a recent study covered by Travel + Leisure, Seattle took first place in a ranking of America’s most walkable cities

Every city has its thing... and in Seattle, that thing is Seafair. Hydroplanes, airshows, boat parties, parades, block fests - all wrapped into one high-energy, citywide celebration. But Seafair isn’t just a collection of events. It’s a vibe, a tradition, and for a lot of us, a reminder of why we love Seattle in the summer.

Young Professionals of Seattle) is hosting its July Happy Hour at The Cloud Room, a coworking space and cultural venue tucked above Chophouse Row in Capitol Hill. It’s the kind of place that embodies what we look for in a partner: community-centered, design-forward, and deeply intentional about fostering real connection.

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