Little Red Hen eviction trial delayed to September

The eviction trial for Seattle's Little Red Hen bar has been postponed to September 2026.

Little Red Hen eviction trial delayed to September

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The legal battle over the potential eviction of Seattle's iconic Little Red Hen bar in the Green Lake neighborhood has been pushed to a September 2026 trial date. The bar, a long-standing LGBTQ+ venue, is facing eviction by its landlord, who has cited redevelopment plans for the property.

According to court records, the trial was originally scheduled for earlier in 2026 but has been delayed. The bar's owners and supporters argue the eviction threatens a vital community space, while the property owner asserts their legal rights to develop the site.

The case has drawn significant local attention, with community members rallying to support the bar, which has operated for decades. The outcome of the September trial will determine the future of the establishment.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Little Red Hen?

The Little Red Hen is a historic LGBTQ+ bar and community space in Seattle's Green Lake neighborhood.

Why is the bar facing eviction?

The property's landlord has filed for eviction, citing plans to redevelop the site where the bar is located.

When is the new trial date?

The eviction trial has been scheduled for September 2026, following a delay from an earlier date.

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