Three souls united by a vision to create a space that emphasizes reciprocity and lets people practice the best traits of our humanity.
Hector brings authentic Pacific Island kava culture to Seattle’s late-night scene, following traditional rituals with a casual approach. His expertise in herbal medicine and mocktails adds another layer of healing to the space.
“We serve kava the traditional way — it’s about honoring the ritual and the community it creates.”
Born and raised in Seattle, Thalay is an artist, mindfulness practitioner and community organizer. Their work shares movement, herbalism, holistic medicine and creative practices that make room for collective well-being.
“She is a space maker — or rather, a wave maker — who loves to create safe, revolutionary spaces for community.”
As a musician and vocalist, Alexia infuses Cedar Tea House with creative energy. She believes in spontaneous moments of connection through music, games, conversation and art.
“Music, games, conversation — it’s all about creating those unexpected moments of connection.”