Join us for the 5th annual Avants Classics on the Green at Chateau Ste. Michelle. Enjoy gourmet food, fine wine and great ...

Join us for our largest wine and culinary event on the beautiful grounds of Chateau Ste. Michelle Winery! Meet over 100 talented winemakers face to face, and explore the tasting bars, vintner stations ...

In an immersive therapeutic gaming experience only possible at Seattle Children’s, patients now have a one-of-a-kind opportunity to explore the hospital through the virtual world of Minecraft.

The Quality Improvement Scholars Program (QISP) is a year-long training program designed to support individuals seeking advanced training in QI research methods and leadership skills.

Learn about the risks of energy drink consumption for children, including the dangers of caffeine and added sugars, and discover healthier hydration choices.

Read Ino’s inspiring cancer journey and discover how cutting-edge treatments and pediatric clinical trials are providing hope, compassionate care and life-saving cures to children, teens and young ...

Dr. Dimitri Christakis publishes new findings into teen smartphone use, shedding light on what teens are doing on their phones during school hours.

Today we discuss the topic of twins and autism with Dr. Sara Jane Webb, Associate Professor at the University of Washington and Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences, Seattle Children’s Research Institute.

Seattle Children’s is seeing very high numbers of pediatric patients with mental and behavioral health emergencies who require care in our Emergency Department and/or psychiatry inpatient unit.

Seattle Children’s announced the appointment of Dondi Cupp as its new senior vice president and chief development officer leading the Seattle Children’s Foundation and Guild Association effective June ...

Breakthrough success from Seattle Children’s neuroscientist Franck Kalume delivers corrective gene to brain cells in Dravet syndrome model.

Support your child or teen’s mental wellness with these 5 easy actions from the experts at Seattle Children’s.