Delivered a keynote speech here and this place was very straight forward which I liked. There's an…read moreupstairs where there's some rooms and equipment but the main room is on the ground floor. It has a kitchen, bathrooms, and a/c system. It can comfortably fit 200 people. The hostess was extremely nice. The hall had great acoustics and no matter where you sit or stand, you have a great view of the screen. No stage so we are all on the same level. Not much can be improved here. I didn't notice if it has an elevator or not. The keynote was on a Thursday night at 6pm and there was plenty of parking around the area when I arrived at 5pm.

THEY WERE FLEXIBLE AND DEDICATED TO MAKING OUR EXPERIENCE FLAWLESS!…read more On 02/08/2020, our organization hosted it's first "All Staff Meeting" of the year. In an effort to secure a location, with minimal notice, Club House Director, Faye M. responded to the call immediately! She was efficient in communicating contract terms and ensuring all logistics were finalized and ready for rental at our scheduled date and time. This event would not have been possible, without Faye's help! RVFB appreciates you and your commitment to the mission of "being the heart beat of the Mount Baker Community." Thank you!

Cool museum that we were able to get free tickets through the Seattle Library…read more Good place to wander for Seattle history.

This was a really cool museum to check out and learn about the history of Seattle. The museum is…read morelaid out well and I learned quite a bit. We spent about 2 hours here. Started on the 2nd floor, skipped the 3rd (kids zone), went to the 4th floor, and ended on the 1st. Would recommend visiting.

What a fantastic little family-run business tucked away in a cute antique thrift shop! Took my mom…read morefor a 20 minute session not really knowing what to expect and the staff & experience was INCREDIBLE! Highly recommend to anyone just wanting to do something new around town

Went here on 8/27 with 3 other women and we all had so much fun. Ed and his employee (sorry, we…read moredidn't get his name) were very kind, supportive, and informative. What a genius business model too! Highly recommend this place to anyone who needs to get some feelings processed physically!

I found this museum while perusing Google maps and it was a great find!…read more Pre-pandemic this museum was open once a month between 10am-2pm on the second Saturday of each month. There are free guided tours (please bring cash to tip the volunteers) at 11am and 1pm. You are free to explore the museum on your own, but the tour is highly recommended given how knowledgable the volunteers are! Built in 1906, this historical landmark showcases the giant turbines and allows you to explore what once powered the City of Seattle and its transportation system. This is a great way to spend a couple hours off the beaten path. Great place to take photos as well!

Steam plant! This place is pretty cool. Originally build in 1906 along side the Duwamish River. It…read morecould trains 3 turbine that once powered Georgetown and Seattle's rail and street cars. The museum has tours that you can go on and it's pretty cool. You get to learn a little bit of Seattle's history and its industrial history. It's a pretty short tour. It. Feels like your stepping into time and history when your next to these engines and historic things. Eye candy everywhere! What I like about this place is that occasionally they rent it out for special events. We went on a day where it had a live music show that played as the onlookers meandered through the plant. The. Music reverberated throughout the whole place! Lots of parking in the side of the building. Though the entrance is a little hard to find from the street. Come to see a snipbit of Seattle's history and the grandeur of the steam plant.

"Envisioning One Humanity" is the theme behind this relatively small, indie museum located in the…read moreUniversity District of Seattle. We're not talking about massive corporate bucks or sponsors here. While much of Seattle seems to be sponsored, The Unity Museum is an individual initiative that opened up in 2012 and continues to grow even through the challenges of surviving through the pandemic. The Unity Museum offers physical and virtual tours. They are primarily interested in folks who are fully vaccinated as Seattle slowly opens up, though they will admit non-vaccinated folks with masks. Dr. Amy Colbert is the curator of the museum and Zabine Van Ness is its Executive Director. It is a non-profit guided by a well educated, informed board of directors. The museum is a subsidiary of United Hearts Networking Institute. I was fascinated by this place - I love small indie museums, though this museum is not wheelchair friendly - 1) It's upstairs in an older building and 2) The layout packs in quite a bit and there are definitely spots where even the best wheelchair user would struggle. Ultimately, for those in wheelchairs I recommend a virtual tour or arranging for an exhibit. The Unity Museum uplifts humanity by celebrating the history of human progress toward unity, social justice, and global peace. They offer rotating exhibits, presentations, and public discourse on local and global topics relevant to its themes. They also do offer outreach exhibits and presentations for the community. They have limited in-person hours, however, if you're in Seattle it's worth going out of the way to check out and support. The Unity Museum is on the bus route within the University District and it's super close to a couple hotels (including the one I stayed at, Graduate). It's also adjacent to University of Washington. While I wish accessibility was much improved, ultimately this place is super cool and I still give it an enthusiastic thumbs up.

An awesome space, a complete individual initiative by a wonderfully energetic and dynamic woman who…read moreis available for conversation, tours and sharing wisdom equally and for all. The doors of the Unity Museum opened in 2012 and this location has been serving the University District since 2014. Exhibits rotate about every three months, including topics such as history of Seattle, the importance of the role of women in society, race and race unity, the complementarity of science and religion, and much, much more. Come and meet Zabine and the volunteers who keep the space warm, questions answered, coffee and homemade cookies on hand for visitors and guests. Come back for more learning and participating in activities including a monthly brunch, fireside chats and so much more. It's a lovely, cozy space with much to offer, learn and share with the community, not just university students, but students at all ages and stages. Keep an eye out for more activities, including a children's story time and classes.

Impressive collection and completely free to visit! There are beautifully preserved aircraft,…read moretanks, rockets, and other military vehicles displayed throughout the huge hangar. I loved how close you can get to everything--you can really appreciate the size and details, and you can even step inside some of the aircraft. The WWII planes and tanks were especially fascinating. The museum is spacious, well organized, and easy to explore at your own pace. Even if you're not a huge military or aviation enthusiast, it's still really interesting. Can't believe a museum with a collection like this is free. Definitely a hidden gem!

Wow! Can't believe we've never taken the time to visit this place before. What a fantastic AND FREE…read moremuseum. Amazing restored equipment and impactful exhibits and stories. Don't miss this place.

I can't believe we live so close and I'd never even heard of this place. We usually go to Elevated…read moreSportz or Flying Squirrel, so Sky Zone wasn't even on my radar. Another parent mentioned it during an Easter egg hunt, and I figured we'd check it out so my kids could compare before deciding where to have their birthday party. We came in this morning, filled out the waiver, and the staff walked us through the pricing and membership options. Then, out of nowhere, they told us not to worry about paying for today (thanks Claire) --just grab the grip socks. That honestly caught me off guard. You don't really see that kind of approach much anymore. It felt like they were confident enough in what they offer to just let the experience speak for itself. My kids had a great time and ended up choosing this as their birthday spot. So while they let us try it out for free today, they probably just locked in a party that'll cost me over $1k. Customer service was great all around. Only small downside--it was a little cold inside.

We've had a membership her for over a year and my kids really enjoy it. It's a great on a rainy day…read moreor a way too hot to be outside day. It can be frustrating when bigger kids are rough housing and making it harder for the young ones to be safe. Other than that it's been a great form of exercise for my kids.

Such a fun place to come for an activity!…read more We went early on Saturday which I highly recommend! If you walk in after 11 am, you most likely will be looking at a long wait. However, it's worth it IMO! Weekends are busy and there's generally a wait. However, I opted to paint outside and got seated right away. They have a great selection of items to paint. I picked two jars. They have a variety of supplies that allowed me to bring my vision to life! The number of colors they have to select from is vast too. They have a wide range of brushes and tools, and I appreciated their two sizes of paint pen detail bottles--perfect for writing! Nicky was so helpful and accommodating. He reviewed how the pair a work and the process thoroughly but succinctly. He brought my chosen pieces out to the table since I had my dog with me. It is dog friendly outside! Not sure about inside. Check out was pretty seamless, and Erica did a great job with my checkout! The prices for the pieces are comparable to ones I saw at another similar establishment, which was good to see. If you're looking for a fun activity, check out Paint the Town!

Super cute spot. I used to come here about 10 years ago, and I love that nothing has changed in the…read morebest way. It feels very calming and nostalgic being here. They have a great selection of items to choose from to paint, along with a wide variety of colors. The ambiance is adorable and the staff is friendly.