The White Rabbit parties here are super fun. Reminds me of old school raves…read more The venue is an old aircraft hangar. Probably cool for all kinds of different events.

I've been to the Magnuson Park Building 30 about 4 times now; all of them for some sort of art and…read morecraft fair. For the most part, I am quite pleased with this site. Inside is big and roomy. During today's Renegade Craft Fair, the booths easily lined up in rows with sufficient room to get by in between the shoppers. The temperature control seems to be pretty good despite the big, airy space. The most recent visit is today, i.e. in Dec, and the inside was temperature comfortable. Also helps that there were plenty of attendees so humans are warming up the space too. There are bathrooms off to one side and a big bathroom that is identified as gender neutral (vs. handicapped). There were always plentiful of toilet paper and towels. This same off to one side area is roomy enough that if the event organizers planned ahead, they can set up tables and chairs for folks to sit and rest or for parents to tend to their children as needed. I've been to fairs where this was just an empty area though. The immediate outside is a good spot for food trucks to come and sell coffee and small bites. Enjoyed some good pie and cookies today. Parking has never been an issue. There's a small official lot, but we've always found parking within 3 blocks away. Easy.

We had a great experience at the Rainier Arts Center. It's a beautiful, classical-style venue that…read morefeels really well suited for live performances. The space isn't overly large, but that actually works in its favor--it comfortably fits a good-sized audience while still feeling intimate, which makes performances more engaging. One of the things we liked most is the setting. It's located right in front of a park and open lawn, which makes it easy to turn the evening into more of an experience. You could easily do a picnic outside and then head in for a show. We came here to see Ablaye Cissoko & Cyrille Brotto, and the venue really complemented the performance. It's one of those places where the environment adds to the overall experience. Definitely worth checking out if you're attending an event here.

The perfect venue for my mother's celebration of life. The staff were so helpful and went out of…read moretheir way go help whenever they could.

Love this place! What great selections of art and cute stuff! Love the display and their taste…read more Atmosphere is great. But ppl work there were not attentive nor friendly. Maybe it's too busy today? Regardless, we come back for shopping some arts and mugs

So cute! I'm not sure how long Smal Market has been around, but it was my first time noticing it…read morewhile walking around Ballard. I'm only here twice a year, so it is fun getting to stumble upon different stores. I think they have a lot of unique items in here that are handmade. Right now, there is a whole selection of handmade ceramics - really intricate and cute designs, and best of all, dishwasher safe! I was able to do some holiday shopping here!

This is a must stop if you goto discovery park. It was a rainy cold day and it was like following…read morethe map to find the X on the map! The map being my all trails app and the X being this place! What an amazing place full of art and history. You come in to the top floor and there is a staircase that takes you to the lower level which had a huge canoe. There are pamphlets with resources, great for locals. The public transportation will take straight to the stop closer to this center, or u can hike like I did, to it. There is a shop inside with wonderful bath bombs and lots of delicate gifts to take back home . I came from Austin to see this place and I was very happy, nothing short of my expectations.

Bathrooms are closed during normal business hours. Nothing to see here. (posting here b/c I need…read moremore characters) Significant flooding on the roads b/c they have not properly addressed drainage.

A beautiful venue on the Seattle Center campus. Every seat is comfortable and spacious relative to…read moreother venues in the area, and the multiple tiers mean there are good views to be had all around. The place feels a little fancier than your average venue and it's fun to walk past the space needle on the way in. We most recently saw Fortune Feimster here in New Year's Eve and it was a great show. The security was thorough but prompt and they had plenty of bar staff and ushers to help out with needs. Seems like there were concessions available although we didn't sample any.

A great place for a show.But,Shen yun's performance was really boring. I didn't like the…read morepromotional elements--for example, they actually told the audience not to believe in the theory of evolution!

My daughter had her wedding there a couple of weeks ago. Absolutely loved the property. Being…read morefrom Hawaii, I've never been in such an old, historic property before. The garden area for the wedding ceremony was perfectly landscaped and surrounded by beautiful trees. The dining hall was quite spacious as we had about 100 guests on 10 round tables. It was perfect! The servers were efficient and dinner service went off without any issues. We brought our own liquor and the bartenders were kept busy all night. The food was delicious and really, nothing negative to say about this venue. I can't wait to see all of her pictures!

We went here to attend a wedding in July and it wasn't what I thought it was going to be overall…read more First, it was a little tricky parking. We went around to go to the parking lot. There was ample space which was great but no lines so it was basically a big space. There's a long meandering walkway up to the venue. There's a playground but that's reserved for the kids center. It was sunny that day and the wedding started at 4pm. Unfortunately, more than half of the outdoor seating wasn't covered so I was warm and the sun was in my eyes. It was nice they had microphones otherwise you wouldn't be able to hear. I suppose it could fit about 100+ guests comfortably maybe up to 200+ compactly. Once the vows were done, there wasn't much to do. They have a room with a billard table and a fountain but that's about it. There isn't much in terms of entertainment other than that. The kids were getting antsy and it took them about 2 hours to get dinner ready! My kids were snacking on what I brought them because they were too hungry. They brought out small hots d'oeuvre of bacon wrapped dates and fruity tart with cheese but that's about it. They had 2 kinds of non-alcoholic drinks readily available - cucumber water and rosemary lemonade. They had more alcoholic drinks of beer, wine, and cocktails. Since they didn't have a program available, I didn't know what was next or how long things took. I was about to leave before dinner was served until I asked how long it was going to take. We had dinner indoors and the room doesn't have AC but they had a big fan going. The room was set up nicely - there were 12 tables in all and it didn't feel cramped. The food was decent. Once they let people know we could eat, we all headed over. They had bread and salad all prepared at the table. It took about 20 minutes for the main course to arrive. We left before the cake got there unfortunately because it took so long. How long? 4:30-6:20 just waiting around, down time. 625-725pm salad, main course but no dessert yet. The water jug wasn't cold either. The sea bass was alright - slightly overcooked but I was starving and didn't mind. Roasted summer veggies and steak was fine so was the whipped potatoes. The food came out about the same time for the tables so that was good. One of the bathroom doors werent working and they have hot water but not cold. It looked like the original fixtures. You can tell the place is old and dated.

Absolutely love this coworker space! I've also hosted multiple events at this location! Birthday…read moreparty, and baby shower! Great for conference room space as well as monthly memberships. They also have a social membership which is super amazing for locals who want to participate in networking, events, and lunch & learns! 10/10

I've been here today and I'd say this is a pretty good coworking with free beverages such as…read morecoffee, kombucha and beer. I've been here on Friday with my 1st day Free Pass. And found free table pretty quickly near by kitchen. They have dedicated rooms for big groups as well. On September 2023 Coworking Day Pass costs $25.

This was a lovely venue for a small private event! I was a guest at a wedding here, and was so…read moresurprised to see this space open up into a split level/loft style event space. They had a small bar and kitchen, tiny coat closet, and a few bathrooms on site. Parking sucked though. The space was quite tricky to find because there were no written signs, so look for the small shoe sign across the street from Neumos/Bok-a-bok. Their security guard was very sweet and helped to clue us in, but it would have taken us a few more walks up and down the street to find it. Lol. This would be a perfect small venue for people who enjoy speakeasies, and the space could easily be decorated in that theme.

Had my 40th birthday party here and I can't say enough good things. The space is beautiful and has…read morea great rustic/romantic vibe on it's own so I didn't need to spend a ton on décor. The food was was better than I've had a most event spaces (my guests literally dived to get the grilled cheese when they came out and snuck desserts out in their purses) and the drinks are reasonably priced. But my favorite part was the staff! They were also so lovely and helpful and they are 100% the reason I'd do another event there. Danielle my coordinator consistently went above and beyond and made planning so easy and stress free! 10/10 would recommend!