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Canlis Goes Pink For KENLIS

Upscale restaurant gets a colorful makeover

By Seattle Mag July 16, 2024

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Photo courtesy of Canlis, poster art by Matt Naylor

Canlis is going pink.

The Seattle fine dining restaurant is ditching its dark colors in favor of a bold pink for a Barbie-themed event called “KENLIS” Aug. 9 and 10. The restaurant is now painted a flashy bright pink.

The event is a dance party at “the Canlis dream house” that benefits breast cancer research and patient care at Fred Hutch Cancer Center and Susan G. Komen, according to a post on the company’s Facebook page.

“Nothing big, just a giant blowout dance party at the Canlis dream house,” the post reads. “Live music! Pink drinks! Roller skating! Horses!”

The breast cancer awareness initiative is a “dear cause to our family and staff,” the post adds.

The two-night party costs $270 and runs from 7 p.m. till midnight. Tickets can be purchased on the company’s website.

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