Fraternal Order of Eagles / F.O.E. were formed in Seattle in 1898 & why you have Social Security &…read moreMother's Day. PEOPLE HELPING PEOPLE. This is a MEMBERS ONLY club charitable organization, therefore a member must sign guests in. Volunteer run organization. Only paid employees are the bartenders. Full service bar, pulltabs gambling, game room (darts & pool table), karaoke (Friday's) , trivia, TouchTunes jukebox, cribbage, poker, live music (Saturday's), & dancing. Food is cooked by volunteers as specials or an event. Great venue to rent! 2 private parking lots.

I recently joined the Eagles and have been really impressed with the mission, the people, and the…read morefacility. People helping people! I am happy to have found such a group of caring people who want to make a difference in the lives of others. Almost any given day food is served and funds are raised to help causes. The members of the Eagles are so friendly! It's a great community! The facility is so versatile. The front portion has a bar with with nice people, great music, drinks, snacks & games. The back portion is a fantastic event hall. In fact, my bestie threw an engagement party there a few years ago and it was amazing! I have since seen many large charity benefit dinners, cornhole tournaments, trivia, karaoke, and more! Part of the event hall is a large industrial kitchen. I had always wanted to join the Eagles... but had never checked into it until recently. It was an easy process and was so inexpensive! Many of my friends have also been joining... I am looking forward to many new memories to come, helping people with this wonderful group!

Their Jazz Festival is top notch. It briefly makes Seattle feel like a major major city. Top talent…read morecomes through and shines and these folks provide discounts that makes concerts accessible to all. Many thanks.

Friendly, local business right here in Seattle. It's nice to work with a real person as opposed to…read moreTicketMaster and the likes where it's just an automated line with zero urgency.

This is the best, and most well organized sports ticketing agency that I have ever dealt with…read more Every time I go to Seattle for events, I only reach out to Epic Seats. Great service, very responsive and very competitive in their pricing. They have helped me out by getting the "tough to obtain ticket" on several occasions [i.e. sold out events], always at a reasonable price. look no further! Michael English - Arizona.

This year's Bumbershoot had a stacked lineup, including but not limited to: Peaches, Chase &…read moreStatus, Blood Orange, Death Cab for Cutie, Atarashi Gakko, De La Soul, TOKiMONSTA, Sextile, Pixel Grip and plenty others. For this year there were also mermaids, magic shows, puppet shows, wrestling, an ant mobile and stands of merch in the Armory. Even better, nearly all food vendors this year were local and included Chicken Supply, Indigo Cow, Spice Walaa, Kottu, Communion and many others. Whether you went one day or both this year, there was always something to do and enjoy, and that's looking past the scorching Seattle sun which we obviously have no control over. Entrance to the venue is near the Armory just after you pass MoPoP. Tickets - whether you got ones with re-entry or not - were strictly enforced by security at the front, as were the security lines, bag checks and the lines for those who want 21+ wristbands to enter any beer gardens and/or purchase alcohol. There aren't many places for shade besides going inside the Armory, and I only saw one water refill station before reaching the Fisher stage; others were in buildings like the Armory. Those buildings are also the same areas where restrooms are located for the duration of the event. The events other than the music made up a huge bulk of this visit for me, with all of them operating at set times over different intervals: - Wrestling was my foodie friend's favorite event outside the music, as we came back here at most three times per day to see performers slam each other and eventually take the fight over to the fountain. - This year was probably the first to feature a mermaid who showed up at set times throughout the day. Concertgoers lined up and got to have photo ops with the performer. - Magic shows by both Taylor Kyle and Travis Kim kept me and my foodie friend thoroughly entertained while we were taking a break from all the concert cacophony. I saw magic performances from both on different days. - I caught an improv puppet show during one of my breaks and had a blast hearing an improv musical on tuxedos and Transformers... wonder how those two got lumped together in one performance. - Unfortunately, I was unable to catch the cat carnival booth as lines for that attraction were too long throughout all of Bumbershoot this year. Events like these aren't complete without food! And the booths this year were lined up around the fountain and Armory, covering a wide variety of cultures: - The Chicken Supply's chicken was one of my favorites, as their "bites" come in huge portions... I could not finish it all in one sitting and had to bring the rest home! - Indigo Cow is a solid choice for their Hokkaido-based soft serve, both in milk and matcha forms which I got as a combo. - I got garlic lamb curry from Kottu, a Sri Lankan cuisine popup and it was one of the best things I've had in a long while! Tons of rich flavor, and a deceptively small portion that actually keeps you more than full! Great spice levels and flavoring, along with tender lamb meat. - I need to give the mango lassi at Spice Walaa's actual location a try since I got the one at their booth here; it's refreshing and too good to pass up! - Jojos from Communion R&B was the awesome kind of spicy. - Thai tea from Thai Street Food was sold out when I got there but their lemonade drinks still satisfied my sweet tooth and general thirst. Of course, this is a music event so the music lineup makes up the largest and most important portion. Crowds were generally benign for the most part except for the highly anticipated ones, and acts take place in any of three stages at set times depending on the schedule. Speakers on each stage blasted crystal-clear sound, though I wish more close-up footage of the musicians would show up on the big screens on the sides of the Fisher stage more often, especially for Blood Orange and Death Cab for Cutie. There's also a fashion area for merch and some fashion shows near Climate Pledge Arena and the KEXP building, where one of the stages is located near. This year's lineup in particular covered a lot of ground in terms of generational relativity; there is something for everyone to listen to regardless of age. I will try coming back for next year's lineup!

It was such an amazing experience! It was my first time, and I'm already excited to go again next…read moreyear!

Started with a youth league which was fun but makes soccer moms looks tame. By the first half the…read moreRainier Rollergirls were winning 186vs61. They rink has a small bar past the snack bar. Get there early for a seat otherwise you will be standing for a long time. Seating is an issue. Some of the girls are really good, but Rather City Rollergirls are more entertaining. They do an after party at the Triangle Bar which makes the night keep going. Tip:buy tickets online as it's $5 less than the door price and avoids the line.

My first time at the Roller Derby...OMG. So much fun! :) The Rainier Roller Girls jam at the…read moreSouthgate Roller Rink, so there is literally not a bad seat in the house. At only 10 bucks for preorder online, it is well worth the cost. What is not to love about tough women fighting hard to win, and on skates too! The action is real, and the rules are not hard to catch on to. If you want to be hipster, buying a Rainier beer chucks some $ at the Rainier Roller Girls, so why not? Can't wait for the next one!

There's something captivating about WA hall. Some say its even haunted, but in a good way…read more Historically this building has had many legends perform inside and its one of my favorite venues that I have performed and cultivated community at. The fact that Zulu206 has taken over, makes it that much better! If you are a transplant in the CD and you want to help out in away. Keep this building alive, support this venue with your life. I love you Zulu206! The upstairs balcony, is the best spot to be to view the stage. Especially if you are short like me. Be careful of the stairs.

The best way to describe a night at upstream music fest is an art adventure in an outdoor museum…read more It seems like the majority of people I talked to only recognized One or two of the performers. But there's something magical in that mystery that leads to a serendipitous evening. Each stage was like stepping into a new world curated by a different team for a different purpose. We watched a stop motion film with live music scoring, then caught a Hawaiian guy playing solos off his ukelele, the can can showcasing their new dance routine femme fatale, and at the main stage of course humbling vibes and feel good music from Miguel. Overall pioneer square was never crowded, and the people who were here were very friendly and open to be influenced by their surroundings. The staff was well organized and prevalent. If I were to make some changes, it would probably be to have more food present or list food destinations on the map. Also, some advice for myself next year; research the artists!

I had way more fun than I thought I would at upstream!!!! It's like.. music fest and bar hopping…read moreAND eating!!! I can see this being way more popular in the coming years. Miguel headlined last night and he was amazing! I feel blessed to have seen him live and in the flesh! lol. Got in a little late right about 9:30pm when Miguel just started.. it's really easy to maneuver around/ get to and from the different venues (we rode bikes for portions of the night). And my favorite part is how intimate all the spaces are! One venue we were got drinks, on to the next venue and we got bean dip and chips, another venue we were jumping around! So happy I got to experience this.

We live in the coffee capital of the United States and you couldn't even get a cup of coffee. Over…read moreabundance of pop for everyone. Not everyone likes pop. I won't be going again. Very disappointing

Overall a well organized experience and a lot of fun. The only negative was when we were denied…read moreaccess to the disabled section even though we had carried proof of disability. Not the greatest way to treat a disabled veteran. One star off for not having enough seating for the disabled.