Native-owned Archives

Native-Owned Shops in Seattle

Shop Native-owned as a part of your Native American Heritage Month celebration! 🌿 Kaigani Craft (Downtown) — Handwoven jewelry, basketry, and clothing by Jacinthe Demmert of the Haida Nation. 👗 Indian Summer (Capitol Hill) — More than a vintage store, Adria Garcia’s inclusive space celebrates style, community, and giving back — with...

8 Native American-owned Restaurants in the Seattle Area

This November, we’re honoring the incredible Native-owned businesses that enrich our communities — starting with the places where we gather to EAT (hint: SHOP and EXPERIENCE lists are coming soon!) Fry bread to tacos to tea to pizza — these restaurants and cafés celebrate heritage and...

Business Spotlight: Tibbitts@FernHill

In the heart of Tacoma, Washington's historic Fern Hill neighborhood, a culinary gem has taken root. Tibbitts@FernHill, helmed by the unstoppable Shawn Tibbitts, is more than a restaurant – it's a testament to the power of passion, resilience, and a commitment to community. In a world where restaurants often strive for trendy concepts, Shawn bet...

Business Spotlight: Moon Village Bakery

Meet Naomie and Miles Ztanberry, owners of Moon Village Bakery in Seattle's Skyway neighborhood. Moon Village Bakery is a sustainably operated artisan bakery in South Seattle crafting all-natural bread, donuts, cakes, and more. To curb over-baking and waste, they encourage pre-orders and offer a unique bread subscription with ever-changing flavors...

Business Spotlight: Wenatchi Wear

Meet Mary Big Bull-Lewis, owner of Wenatchi Wear in Wenatchee, WA. An enrolled member of the Colville Confederated Tribe, Mary grew up noticing a lack of Indigenous representation. In 2019, Mary and her husband Rob founded Wenatchi Wear, located on the P’Squosa (Wenatchi) homelands in the neighborhood she grew up in Get to know more about Mary and...