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October 19, 2016 2 min read
Seven Market & Cafe sits almost directly across the street from a Seattle landmark, Candy Cane Lane. Candy Cane Lane Seattle grew out of a holiday decoration contest in the 1950's, sponsored by the Seattle Times. This little lane just off Ravenna Bouldvard won that contest and has been decorating their street every holiday season since. Every house on the lane participates in this great tradition, selflessly investing time, money, and comfort in spreading the message of Peace, Love, and Acceptance to the city of Seattle.
Where: Entrance is at the intersection of NE Ravenna Blvd & Park Road NE
When: Usually from early December until the end of the year.
Amenities: No public bathroom. There is a bathroom across the street at Seven Coffee Roasters Market & Cafe. You can also relax in the cafe and enjoy hot drinks or even a pint of craft beer and cider.
How: You can drive or better yet, park a few blocks away and walk.
Here's how to get the best experience out of Candy Cane Lane:
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