UPCOMING HQ3 POP-UPS
📻🎶 WSR 46 (Release + Listening Session)
Friday, September 18th, 2026 | 6:30pm - 10:00pm
With Space Radio is a modern radio broadcast featuring creatives of the Seattle area and beyond—weaving together monthly guest playlists, "on-air" voiceover segments, and live listening sessions hosted both in-person & online. We’re back in-person to celebrate the release of this month’s playlist by Arturo Solorio (@spiffyphotography). Join us as we listen to his mix for the first time together followed by a short talk.
6:30PM — Doors
7:30PM — "ON-AIR" Listening Session
8:30PM — Conversation with Arturo
With Space Radio | Arturo Solorio | RSVP Here!
🧁💜🍠 Ube Overload
Tuesday, October 13th, 2026 | 10:00am — 2:00pm
At Ube Overload, our mission is to celebrate Filipino culture through handcrafted desserts that spark joy, build connection, and honor tradition. We're committed to food safety, flavor innovation, and storytelling that uplifts our heritage and our community. Whether through pop-ups, wholesale partnerships, or everyday indulgence, we aim to make ube unforgettable one purple bite at a time.
Website | Instagram
🪻🧼💎 Lavendew Collective Co.
Saturday, November 7th, 2026 | 11:00am – 1:45pm
Hi, I’m Angy, owner of Lavendew Collective Co. I was born and raised in Seattle. After my family moved to Belton, Texas for a military move, I discovered the world of multi-vendor boutiques – and it inspired me to start my own small business. One of my favorite vendors sold a small-batch, handcrafted cold-process soap. When we moved back to Seattle, I no longer had access to my go-to soap shop, so I decided to learn how to make my own. Palm oil free! Lavendew Collective Co. offers small-batch, handcrafted cold process soap bars, along with gemstone bracelets, Lady May candles, and body butter, including some customer favorites from my former small business. Thoughtful gifts for yourself and others.
Website | Instagram
👚 Naushad Ali
Saturday, November 28th, 2026 | 11:00am – 4:00pm
Sunday, November 29th, 2026 | 11:00am – 3:00pm
Influenced by India’s rich cultural heritage from music, art, literature, and textile, Naushad Ali also takes inspiration from Pondicherry where Tamil and French culture go hand in hand. Brand signatures combine the use of heritage fabrics with pops of detail, minimal and modern tailoring, and small-batch production mindset. Since launching in 2015, Naushad Ali is entirely dedicated to working with artisans in India and focusing on their traditional techniques.
Website | Instagram
POP UP at HQ3
Pop in, pop up, and rock out in South Lake Union’s smallest retail headquarters. From flowers, doughnuts, dog gelato to retail goods – the 9th & Thomas window box is ready for you. Make it your headquarters for a day or a week – we’re flexible.
The deets:
9th Ave N just south of Jack’s BBQ
82 RSF
Huge walk-up window on a high traffic SLU sidewalk
Access to WiFi and common area bathrooms
All bookings to be approved by 9th & Thomas
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All food served out of HQ3 must meet applicable health & safety regulations. This space is restricted to serve only Non-Time/Temperature Control for Safety (Non-TCS) foods.
More information on non-TCS foods can be found here: https://kingcounty.gov/en/dept/dph/certificates-permits-licenses/food-business-permits/permit-exemptions.
All food MUST be prepackaged in individual containers. There is NO direct handling of unpackaged foods allowed in HQ3.
Please note that we are not currently accepting bookings for coffee-based businesses in HQ3, as we have a competing coffee tenant next door to this space.
As of March 2026, we are no longer able to accommodate the sale of cold beverages in HQ3.
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We require vendors to submit booking requests that include setup and cleanup time, in addition to advertised pop-up timeframes.
Most vendors usually need about an hour to set up, so it is best to arrive early. We encourage you to book at least 30 minutes prior to your advertised start time, and 30 minutes afterwards.
Security will only provide HQ3 access during your booked timeframe.
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User may place merchandise displays inside HQ3 and on the sidewalk immediately in front of the Retail Space.
Except as provided in the prior sentence, User may not place any object or barrier within, or otherwise obstruct, any of the Common Areas.
Please keep at least 4 feet of sidewalk width clear at all times.
User may not attach any signage or fixtures to the wall inside HQ3.
9th & Thomas manages all HQ3 backdrop art. If you would like more information about the backdrop that will be present during your reserved booking time, please inquire with the Brand & Events Manager via Peerspace messaging.
You may use non-damaging adhesive (e.g. Painter’s tape, Command Strips) to mount your menu/signage to the exterior HQ3 wall.
Please remove ALL adhesive at the completion of your booking. Any damage caused to the space during your booking may result in additional charges to your Peerspace booking.
User, at all times, must keep HQ3 in a clean and neat condition suitable for a class A office project.
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User may not use the Retail Space (HQ3) in any manner that conflicts with another user’s or tenant’s exclusive use rights which User acknowledges may change from time to time.
User may not prepare any food in HQ3.
User may not use HQ3 for the sale or distribution of alcoholic beverages, including wine, beer and spirits, marijuana or cannabis or any products containing marijuana or cannabis or any derivative thereof.
User shall, at all times, comply with all laws, ordinances and any regulations promulgated by any governmental authority having jurisdiction over the Building and/or the Retail Space and with the requirements of any board of underwriters or other similar body now or hereafter constituted, to the extent that such matters relate to the manner and method of User’s use or operations within the Retail Space.
User may not use or allow the Retail Space to be used for any improper, immoral, unlawful or objectionable or offensive purpose nor to sell, distribute, display or offer for sale any products or services not suitable for a class A downtown high-rise office building, including:
(a) any paraphernalia commonly used in the use or ingestion of illicit drugs;
(b) any pornographic, lewd, suggestive, or “adult” entertainment, newspaper, book, magazine, picture, movie, representation or merchandise of any kind;
(c) lottery tickets, “pull-tabs” or other games of chance; or
(d) firearms, ammunition, or weapons of any kind.
User shall operate its business so that odors, emissions, fumes and noise from the Retail Space are minimized outside the Retail Space.
User shall be solely responsible for the security of the Retail Space. User shall close all entrances to the Common Areas, at all times, when User is not open and operating. User shall contact Building Security to lock and unlock the Retail Space at the beginning and completion of the booked timeframe.