PNW Dancing Chef Foundation Events

06/03/2026

Something special is coming to Seattle — and you're invited.

Join us June 16th at  for a vibrant night of bachata and salsa — where total beginners transform into dancers and the floor becomes a community.

THE NIGHT

🕗 8:30–9:30 PM — Beginner-friendly dance class

💃 9:30–11:30 PM — Open social dancing

INVESTMENT IN YOURSELF

🎉 First class — completely free

Drop-in after that: $20

4-class monthly series: $88

If you've been craving a space where you feel genuinely welcomed — where the music moves you and the people lift you — this is it. Come as you are. Leave inspired.

📍 1102 N 34th St, Seattle, WA 98103

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05/20/2026

Hello Community heres the next event and we only have 3 days. Id love to see you here grab your tickets now!!
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03/21/2026

This was a dish i made inspired by nmnds a group of 7 molecules responsible for anti-aging.
Quinoa, Matcha, pomegranate seeds, toasted pistacios, guacamole topped on a hollowed out cucumber.

Great dish. Try it!

03/01/2026

Lets talk.

02/15/2026

Bring a drum and some snacks lets celebrate aquarius season. Wood offerings are welcome

02/13/2026

Its a joy to be able to share with you all. Thanks for showing up.

01/27/2026

01/21/2026

I’m ready to travel again, lol. If you didn’t get a chance to experience Egypt, I genuinely recommend it. It’s unfortunate that so much history was damaged—like the defacing of statues and attempts to whitewash Egypt’s legacy—but the depth, power, and spirituality of these ancient centers is still undeniable.

What surprised me most is that places with such regal history aren’t always fully appreciated by those living on the land today. Some cities struggle with infrastructure—trash, recycling, visible poverty—so abundance isn’t always embodied in daily life. And yet, the love and genuineness of the Egyptian people is very real. You just have to understand the culture to see it.

Commerce there is a game. As you walk through street markets, people will constantly try to sell you something. If you don’t realize it’s playful negotiation, you might feel overwhelmed—or taken. But it’s really about perceived value. For context, about $1 USD equals roughly 47 Egyptian pounds. So when someone asks for 500 pounds, they’re really asking for about $10.

Then the dance begins.
“I have 300.”
“Okay, 400.”
“350—final.”
They say 375. You walk away at 350.
Chances are, they’ll take it.

At first, I hated haggling—like please, one more person asking me to buy something or negotiate with a boat driver and I’m done 😅. But once I understood the rhythm, it all made sense.
This trip reminded me how excited I am to see more of the world.
So… who’s down for an adventure? 🌍✨

01/21/2026

More more xo

01/19/2026

Ignite: Capricorn Brunch edition xoxo