What do you give a neighboring city for its b-day? Well, let’s just start with a hearty congrats. Burien celebrated its 30th anniversary this week — and, honestly, it really doesn’t look a day over 29. 🎉
Located minutes away from neighborhoods in southwest Seattle, there’s plenty worth celebrating about B-town.
Fun facts 💡
- Burien was named for nearby Lake Burien, but Highline was also floated as a possibility.
- More than 50 languages are spoken in the homes of local students.
- One of the town square’s block parties embraces a UFO theme.
Cool places 📍
- Highline Heritage Museum | Explore the history and culture of the Highline area.
- Page 2 Books, 560 SW 152nd St. | Browe this cozy store with a robust children’s section
- El Cabrito, 14361 Ambaum Blvd. | This may be the best mole negro in the Seattle area
Look out for community events throughout the year commemorating Burien’s 30 years of city-hood. Take it from us, this place can party.
