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Featuring the area’s most eco-conscious venues, Hyatt at Olive 8 is the cutting-edge destination for smart events in downtown Seattle. Impeccable event planning services, farm-to-table catering, and an ideal location in the Theater District make our venues the perfect place to meet in Seattle. Hyatt at Olive 8 is your destination for the most contemporary eco-friendly wedding venues in Seattle. With high ceilings, natural light, and elegant ballrooms and reception venues, your wedding celebration promises to be an unforgettable event.

An urban event space on the west edge of Capitol Hill, Melrose Market Studios is located in a completely updated 1927 historic building, now home to the vibrant array of award-winning restaurateurs and retailers known collectively as Melrose Market. Featuring exposed brick and adjustable cafe lights, Melrose Market Studios provides a unique and on-trend backdrop for your next stylish event. Create an amazing experience for you and your guests at The Hall at Fauntleroy, an elegant events facility set in a lovely old schoolhouse dating back to the early twentieth century. The Hall at Fauntleroy, located just minutes from downtown Seattle but a world away in a calm, tree-lined neighborhood, offers two spacious and unique indoor spaces, magnificent outdoor space, an on-site catering kitchen, and other amenities to its guests. Book your event here if you want a venue that screams "city." Melrose Market Studios, housed in a completely renovated 1927 Capitol Hill building, combines warm classic with cold modern to create a unique experience. Exposed brick, large fir beams, lofty ceilings, and a polished concrete floor come together to create a textured and beautiful blank slate for your ideas to take shape on! Benaroya Hall, the home of the Seattle Symphony and a glistening diamond in the crown of downtown's cultural scene, brings together elegance, convenience, and accessibility. Because of its spaciousness and natural light, Benaroya Hall is a perfect venue for gatherings ranging in size from 50 to 1,200 attendees. It also offers on-site catering and event management services. The lofty Grand Lobby or the more intimate Norcliffe Founder's Room are both adaptable and acoustically superb auditoriums to accommodate your needs. Benaroya Hall is a beautiful venue for corporate meetings, seminars, holiday parties, concerts, and other events, among other things. For information on tours and reservations, please call (206) 336-6605.

Local 360 is a sustainable restaurant in the heart of Belltown. Our emphasis is on local sourcing, with the majority of our ingredients falling within a 360 mile radius of Seattle.

We view weddings as an artistic, creative, community-celebrated gathering centered around the love and commitment of two people. As part of our nonprofit mission, we want to develop a partnership with you (as a member of the Abbey) to help create a beautiful and unique event for you and your loved ones.

Designed by internationally acclaimed architect Frank O. Gehry, the Museum of Pop Culture’s mission is to make creative expression a life-changing force by offering experiences that inspire and connect our communities. Set amid the backdrop of the Space Needle and easily accessible from Seattle's downtown core, the Museum's colorful, sprawling exterior hints at the unusual assembly of interior spaces. MoPOP’s exciting collection of exhibitions, rich pop culture content, unparalleled technology and many unique spaces to choose from offer myriad options for a truly memorable occasion.

Host your next event at DeLille Cellars! We have a variety of private event venue options available at the Old Redhook Brewery, which is located in Woodinville, Washington. These options are ideal for your upcoming event. We cannot wait to introduce you and your guests to the award-winning wines that we produce here at our winery. Enjoy a variety of one-of-a-kind settings for your plated and reception-style experiences, ranging from the library room to the private dining area in our brand-new lounge. Are you interested in having a tasting in a more isolated setting? Additionally, we provide the option for private virtual events to be hosted by any one of our DeLille Wine Educators. Explore a wide range of options for hosting private events in our brand-new tasting room, which spans three floors at Old Redhook Brewery. The Lounge at DeLille Cellars offers two separate private dining rooms that can accommodate parties of up to 24 guests each. Ideal for team building exercises in the workplace, private celebrations, or simply getting together with coworkers and friends.

A world-class, two-level events venue in Seattle’s Pioneer Square, designed to inspire creativity and create unforgettable memories. The Perch on King Street is a ballroom and restaurant. Two-level event space in the heart of Seattle's Pioneer Square, designed to spark creativity and create lasting experiences. Events to Keep in Mind To celebrate a momentous occasion, get together with friends and family. Corporate Christmas parties are held every year. Galas with a formal dress code Reunions for people who are retiring Bar and bat mitzvahs are Jewish religious ceremonies. Parties de l'engagement Meetings to Motivate and Inspire An ideal location for meetings and parties in Downtown Seattle, with 15,000 square feet of function space to accommodate up to 500 people. The most up-to-date audiovisual technology A boardroom as well as a business center Pre-function area with a variety of uses A bar, a registration office, and a skypad are all on the premises. Executive Chef Matt Heikkila is in charge of the catering. Weddings That Will Dazzle It was a beautiful rooftop ceremony. It was a magical evening. The stage has been prepared for the most wonderful day of your life. Stunning views of Seattle and Puget Sound may be found in our beautiful ballroom. Rooftop space in a romantic urban park Wedding planners that are committed to their work Menu selections that are tailored to your needs Tours of the venue are available upon request. CenturyLink Stadium, home of the Seattle Seahawks, is directly across the street.

Host your next corporate meeting, club luncheon or seminar at the Club! With spectacular views of Lake Washington and Mt. Rainier, the Mercer Island Beach Club clubhouse is a perfect venue for off-site meetings, team building and social events. Fun, social, and inviting, the Mercer Island Beach Club builds friendship and community among our members. Our expansive waterfront property features breathtaking views of Mt. Rainier and Lake Washington. On a sunny day in Seattle, there’s nothing like it.

Awards and Winners – Seattle Bride 2019 Best Quintessential Wedding Photographer Seattle Reception Site was named Best Sunset Venue Finalist from 2014 to 2018. Seattle Bride Magazine named Seattle Reception Site Best New Reception Venue in 2014. With a tranquil setting of nearly four acres on the SE corner of Magnolia, the Admirals House overlooks Elliott Bay and provides an unobstructed view of the Seattle city skyline, which includes landmarks such as the Space Needle and the majestic Mount Rainier. This historic landmark property has served as a residence for more than thirty United States Naval Admirals and their families over the course of its history. It has been used to formally entertain government officials, military officials, foreign dignitaries, and members of royal families in the past. On the waterfront of Pier 91 in Seattle, the United States Navy constructed a house and surrounding property in 1944 to serve as the official residence of the Admirals of the 13th Naval District. The house is on the National Register of Historic Places, which means it has historical significance. Capacity of outdoor and indoor event spaces: outdoor 250+ for reception or sit down, indoor 250 for reception or 50 for sit down, total capacity 500. Complimentary Valet and shuttle services are available on-site. There are numerous catering options available. Interior Sound Systems for a Bar that are Stunning PA system for the interior and exterior

The Musicquarium at The Triple Door is a spacious, self-contained lounge that seats 150. The lounge takes its name from The Triple Door’s dedication to music and the brilliant visual focus of the room, a stunning 1900-gallon freshwater aquarium just inside the entrance. If people-watching doesn’t appeal, the fish-watching is pretty fascinating. The wraparound, U-shaped display bar ranges down the center of The Musicquarium, with a comfortably-arranged mix of tables and a standup bar on the Union Street side, plus seven booths for more private socializing lined up down the opposite side. A sneak hideaway occupies the corner at the far end of the booths.

Built in 1923, this cozy venue looks like an old home but was built as a “Mission Hall”. In 2012, community members and church leaders came together with a shared vision to open the space for community engagement. Major renovations began with design assistance from Nathan Marion of Lonely Buildings. Local contractors, many volunteers from the community, Abbey Arts, Seattle Works, and church groups helped with the project. In 2014 a partnership was created with Abbey Arts, a local nonprofit arts organization that presents and curates creative events at historic spaces around Seattle. After a two-year renovation process the Homestead is now host to community events, concerts (bluegrass, acoustic, folk, children), family events, workshops, classes and much more. The building maintains its old time house feel with a focus on sustainability and community interaction through arts, culture and education.

The Columbia City Theater boasts one of the most beautiful settings for live music and performance in Seattle. The theater reopened on June 25th, 2010 to rave reviews and was featured in Seattle Weekly’s “Best of Seattle” list after being open for less than two months. It has since been dubbed “The city’s finest sounding room,” by SPIN Magazine.

Warm, timeless and inviting, the Georgetown Ballroom is one of a kind. We’re located in Seattle’s vibrant Georgetown neighborhood, housed in what was once a warehouse garage and the historic Mission Theater. We offer you all the contemporary comforts of a full-service venue in a setting filled with vintage elegance and style: high ceilings, exposed brickwork and carefully curated architectural artifacts. Welcoming for up to 300 guests, our versatile floor plan includes two adjoining spaces, two mezzanines, stage, grand staircase plus a private, tree-filled outdoor courtyard. We’re available year-round, seven days a week for weddings, receptions, parties, fundraisers, company meetings, product launches and more. Guests have called Georgetown Ballroom “charming, eclectic, fantastically unusual, a hidden gem, the perfect urban setting.” All that and more, we’re the perfect place for your unforgettable event.

For concerts, banquets, business and cultural events, 415 Westlake serves as a distinctive northwest location that serves as a blank canvas for any special occasion. 415 provides complementary tables and chairs, as well as a basic AV package, wireless internet, accessible toilets, some parking, and a fantastic kitchen for your caterer or one of our suggested partners, among other amenities. The design of 415 is based on the concept of adaptability. Your imagination will have plenty of freedom to run wild with high ceilings, big open spaces without posts, high-quality sound and video systems, and a fully equipped kitchen. In a Nutshell There is almost 5,000 square feet of space. Tables and chairs are provided at no cost. Standard AV kit provided as a courtesy Exceptional cooking space Areas such as the lobby and the lounge The versatility of our venue allows us to accommodate a wide range of event kinds and styles.

Grand Hyatt Seattle is perfectly located in the city's heart—next door to the Washington State Convention Center, with easy access to transportation. Let our planning professionals help craft your meeting, wedding, or other event in our 25,000 square feet of sophisticated, inviting event spaces. From sweeping city views in our sixth- and seventh-floor suites to soaring ceilings in our ballrooms, our 25,000 square feet of Seattle meeting spaces and wedding venues embody timeless elegance. Acoustic wall panels and high-level audiovisual capabilities underpin your guests' refined experience.

A one-of-a-kind urban loft-inspired space that blends industrial chic with warm traditional accents and custom special event lighting.

INFORMATION ABOUT US L'Oursin is a French restaurant and bar in Seattle's Capitol Hill/Central District that also has a small food and wine market. Dinner is served from 5 to 9 p.m. Tuesday through Sunday. Our market is open from 3:30pm to 9:00pm on Tuesdays through Sundays. In the market, you'll find a carefully curated assortment of fine cheeses, meats, and other speciality goods, as well as a large selection of natural wines, also known as vins naturels in French. Please keep in mind that proof of double vaccination (a card or a photo would suffice) and matching identification are required in order to dine with us. Anyone who is not seated at a table is still obligated to wear a mask. Our corkage price for outside wine is $30 per bottle ($45 for magnums), with a two-bottle restriction per table for each bottle brought in. Our market offers a variety of delectable things to take home with you; however, we do not offer our supper menu to-go. If you have any questions about large parties, private events, the press, or career opportunities, please contact us at info@loursinseattle.com.

Bring your vision to life in My Little White House, an ideal setting for styled shoots, portrait photography, and other intimate events in addition to other possibilities. My Little White House is a 170 square foot boutique up-cycled studio that is located in a private garden in the West Seattle neighborhood of West Seattle. It was built primarily out of salvaged materials and vintage finds. The Little White House is a little studio that I built out of reclaimed materials and things that I found in dumpsters. It is 170 square feet in size. I didn't even consider constructing a white house or a small house when I came up with the idea. Simply put, I desired a location where I could build a fire during the colder months... Initially, it was only 10 feet by 10 feet, but over time, it expanded, the ceilings got higher, and it evolved into what it is today... People are drawn to the White House, in my opinion, due to the fact that a lot of its furnishings were salvaged from dumpsters or were things that previous owners had thrown away because they no longer wanted them. I believe that the Little White House breathes new life into all of those things in some sense... At the very least, that is what compelled me to construct it. It was the concept of turning things that were thrown away into something attractive and intriguing by giving them a second life in the form of something else entirely.