Top Snohomish Venues

• Spaces for 20-200 Guests
• 1 Ballroom
• 3 Event Spaces

The SeaTac Community Center offers excellent rental opportunities for your special event. Whether it be a wedding reception, your company banquet or a family reunion we offer a beautiful banquet room with clean kitchen for your entertaining needs.

• Spaces for 200 Guests
• 1 Barn
• 1 Farm

Crockett Farm is located on Whidbey Island, in a picturesque setting on Ebey's Reserve in Coupeville, on the west coast of the island. The ceremony site on this historic 11-acre farm, which dates back to 1895, offers breathtaking views of the water as well as expansive territorial vistas. The large reception barn, which features original timbers, is the ideal location for your Whidbey Island wedding and reception, which can accommodate up to 200 guests. There is a historic farmhouse conveniently located on the farm grounds that provides space for the wedding parties to get ready, with an optional overnight stay available upon request. Visit our website at www.whidbeyislandweddings.com for more information and to see our other wedding venues. Whidbey Island wedding reception venues, Whidbey Island wedding sites, seattle destination wedding, Whidbey Island wedding, Whidbey Island wedding venues, Whidbey Island reception venues, outdoor wedding venues, Whidbey Island wedding reception venues Crockett Farm is a family-owned business in Crockett, Texas. Crockett Farm is an idyllic setting for your Whidbey Island wedding ceremony and reception. It provides the ideal setting for a laid-back ceremony and reception. We will be there to assist you every step of the way.

• Spaces for 250 Guests

Highline SeaTac Botanical Garden sits on eleven acres adjacent to the North SeaTac Community Center, formed when two private gardens — the Elda Behm Paradise Garden and the Seike Family Japanese Garden — were slated for demolition to clear the flight path for SeaTac Airport's third runway. Community members came together to relocate both gardens, along with thousands of plants, to their current home in North SeaTac Park. More than six of the garden's eleven acres are now planted, bringing together a collection of themed spaces that includes the Hicks Rhododendron and Azalea Garden, Lins Peony Garden, Seattle Rose Society Celebration Garden, Seike Japanese Garden, and dedicated collections maintained by the King County Iris Society, Puget Sound Daylily Society, and the Puget Sound and Western Fuchsia Species Societies, along with a Sensory Garden. The nonprofit Highline Botanical Garden Foundation, guided by a volunteer board, continues to expand the grounds according to a long-term master plan. Admission is complimentary, and the garden is open from dawn to dusk every day, with leashed dogs welcome throughout the grounds.

• Spaces for 60-200 Guests
• 1 Ballroom
• 4 Meeting Spaces

The Burien Community Center sits in central Burien, adjacent to Dottie Harper Park and within a block of the Community Center Annex Park. Onsite staff are available to help plan events, and the location offers ample parking for larger gatherings. The center's multipurpose spaces host events for 40 to 200 guests. The Seahurst Banquet Hall is a bright, 2,900-square-foot room with laminate wood floors and large windows, outfitted with round and banquet tables, a wall of mirrors, WiFi, and a warming kitchenette, suited to receptions, banquets, and other large-scale celebrations. Four smaller meeting rooms, each roughly 1,200 square feet, accommodate up to 60 guests apiece for meetings, trainings, baby showers, and small parties. Beer, wine, and champagne service is permitted in both the banquet hall and the meeting rooms with advance notice.

• Spaces for 60 Guests

ANGELO RICCI was a second-generation American, descended from a family in Pisterzo, Lazio, in the Monti Lepini—about 100km southeast of Rome. In May 1957, Angelo Ricci opened a delicatessen on the corner of SW 153rd Street and 6th Avenue SW in Burien. At first it was just a small counter and a few tables next to the only liquor store in town. Angelo learned his family’s method of Italian cooking from his father Michele, a grocer who had immigrated from Italy to Osawatomie, Kansas in 1911. Michele always emphasized the importance of the quality and freshness of ingredients. Angelo and his family rapidly expanded, offering a full dining room and lounge by the early 1960s. Angelo made a name for himself by bringing food from around the country and world to Burien.

• Spaces for 120 Guests

Across the street from Redondo Beach sits a small blue gazebo with sweeping views of the water. A cement patio wraps around it, and just beside it, a circular brick patio connects by a red brick walkway. It suits elopements, small weddings, family picnics, and quiet photo sessions — nothing large, nothing rushed. The surrounding park gives guests room to spread out: a wide grass commons, five picnic tables, two BBQ grills, a half-court basketball area, a playground, and a rose garden. The park stays open to the public every day, so the setting is shared rather than private. No alcohol is allowed on-site, and restrooms are across the street near the pier.

• Spaces for 100-200 Guests
• 1 Event Space

A spirit of adventure and discovery permeates the Northwest Nautical Center's work, which involves engaging and educating people of all ages about traditional and current maritime life. Meeting and event spaces that can be configured to accommodate a variety of groups ranging from small meetings to large celebrations are available at our LEED Gold-certified facility, which is located at the intersection of Port Townsend's historic downtown district and the Point Hudson neighborhood. Weddings, family reunions, corporate retreats, company meetings, professional training sessions, and other events are commonly held at the hotel. We can help you create an amazing experience for your wedding at our breathtaking waterfront site. On your big day, you may customize your ceremony by choosing from indoor or outdoor locations, having access to the beach, and enjoying views of the ocean or mountains. Whether you're organizing a large conference, a seminar, or an employee retreat, we have the perfect setting for you. Our facility encourages growth, stimulates curiosity, and encourages cooperation. In addition to our Maritime Meeting Room, which is ideal for bigger conferences, our classrooms provide smaller break-out areas that are ideal for team-building and learning activities. The combination of high ceilings, vast views, and a short stroll to the beach creates the ideal balance of work and recreation.

• Spaces for 120 Guests

Built in 1908 by Edward Jenne, a German immigrant and Coupeville resident, the Jenne Farm cluster took shape as a house, barn, summer kitchen, workshop, and granary, all raised from a single barge-load of wood. Jenne grazed sheep and worked some of the highest per-acre wheat yields of his era on the land. The farm later passed out of the family, and in 2000 new owners purchased the property with the goal of preserving it as a working farm; by December 2002, Jenne Farm had become part of Ebey's Landing National Historic Reserve. Located one mile south of Coupeville and surrounded by 140 acres of crops, forest, and scrub, the property offers sweeping views of farmland, prairie, or water from every window and the wrap-around porch of the 1908 farmhouse. The grounds accommodate outdoor weddings and reunions for up to 125 guests, and the farmhouse itself — with four large bedrooms, two bathrooms, a dining room, fireplace room, and parlor — is available for multi-night wedding weekend stays as well as shorter vacation getaways.

• Spaces for 8-300 Guests
• 1 Restaurant
• 11 Hotels
• 11 Total Spaces

Together, creativity and flawlessness create the most memorable wedding venues in Washington state. Here at Cedarbrook Lodge, we embrace the specificity of a couple’s vision to produce a gorgeous backdrop for the big day. Unbelievable cuisine, an inspiring natural Northwest setting just south of Seattle, a tenured team to assist, ample parking, and a comfortable place for all guests to stay - that’s a Cedarbrook wedding.

• Spaces for 300-999 Guests
• 1 Theater
• 1 Historic Space

Set on the corner of Fifth and Pacific in downtown Bremerton, the historic Admiral Theatre is Kitsap's premier live entertainment and events venue, welcoming more than 50,000 patrons a year for concerts, Broadway shows, stand-up comedy, films, and community events. For private celebrations, the dramatic art deco theater brings the charm of 1940s Hollywood and seats up to 300 guests in varying configurations, from intimate tables of four to banquet tables of eight. In-house event planning and culinary experts design each event, making the space a natural fit for weddings, anniversaries, reunions, retirement celebrations, proms, and graduations alike. The Admiral Theatre is operated by the Admiral Theatre Foundation, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit arts organization.

• Spaces for 60-700 Guests
• 1 Ballroom
• 1 Outdoor
• 6 Total Spaces

Floor-to-ceiling windows along the third floor frame Sinclair Inlet, the Bremerton Marina, and the water beyond. Kitsap Conference Center at Bremerton Harborside sits directly on the Bremerton waterfront, a 60-minute ferry ride from downtown Seattle. The center holds 11 meeting and event rooms across more than 17,000 square feet, with room for up to 1,500 guests. The Puget Sound Ballroom anchors the space, its airwalls opening or closing to fit groups from small meetings to large receptions. Nearby, the Fountain Room looks out over Harborside Fountain Park and its illuminated copper fountains, while the Marina Vista and Glacier Cove rooms bring natural light and water views to the building's third floor. Outdoors, Harborside Fountain Park spreads across 2.5 acres for ceremonies and receptions. An on-site culinary team led by Executive Chef Viviana Cabral builds menus around Pacific Northwest ingredients. A dedicated event manager works with every booking, and covered parking plus two nearby hotels, Hampton Inn & Suites and Fairfield Inn & Suites, round out the logistics for guests traveling in.

• Spaces for 150 Guests
• 1 Event Space
• 1 Historic Space

Built in 1939, the Des Moines Field House is the only full log cabin in King County, set within Des Moines Beach Park between Puget Sound and the surrounding forest, about fifteen minutes south of Seattle-Tacoma International Airport. Its rustic log-cabin architecture — exposed beams, maple flooring, and a floor-to-ceiling cut-stone fireplace — gives the building a distinctive, historic character that has carried generations of celebrations. The Field House Gym anchors the space: a 4,000-square-foot hall that seats up to 150 guests and includes a 19-by-16-foot stage along with banquet tables and chairs. It suits weddings, elopements, banquets, receptions, fundraisers, and company events, with green space surrounding the building for gatherings that extend outdoors. Limited onsite and street parking is available. Part of the Beach Park Event Center, the Field House pairs its historic setting with the flexibility to host both formal receptions and casual celebrations.

• Spaces for 120-125 Guests
• 1 Event Space
• 1 Meeting Space

Set in the South Puget Sound city of Des Moines, Washington, the Des Moines Activity Center is a versatile event venue built around the Mt. Rainier Room — a 5,448-square-foot space with hardwood floors, a large stone fireplace, and peek-a-boo views of Mount Rainier. Two adjoining auxiliary rooms and a commercial kitchen can be added to the rental, and an on-site facility attendant is included throughout each event. The indoor space opens onto a 2,500-square-foot patio bordered by grass and mature trees, alongside Mary's Rose Garden, where a trellised area and fountain make a natural backdrop for outdoor ceremonies. The venue accommodates up to 120 guests and suits weddings, elopements, family celebrations, presentations, and company meetings. Wi-Fi and free on-site parking are available, and the commercial kitchen allows hosts to self-cater or bring in the caterer of their choice.

• Spaces for 100-275 Guests
• 1 Country Club

Meridian Valley Country Club opened its doors for the first time on July 1, 1967. Despite the fact that there was just a temporary clubhouse and only nine of the 18 holes were available for play on that Saturday morning, those who teed it up did so again and again. Despite the fact that the fairway grass was well on its way to reaching full maturity, the theme of the day was "Take No Divots" since all shots were needed to be taken from tees. The opening day regulation had no effect on the level of competitiveness on the first day. The second nine holes, as well as the permanent clubhouse, were dedicated in May 1968 with a similar amount of hoopla. Several substantial modifications have been made to the golf course throughout the years, including irrigation, drainage, and a large number of flowering trees and plants. The course is currently open all year round and plays "dry." Meridian Valley Country Club has been a gathering place for members and guests to commemorate life's most important occasions since 1967. Whatever your occasion may be, from weddings to anniversaries and birthdays to business meetings to auctions to family gatherings and reunions, every event organized at MVCC will be handled with outstanding care and attention to detail, enabling you to relax and enjoy yourself. Meridian Valley's staff is delighted to assist you in creating the style and feel you have envisioned for your event at Meridian Valley. Everything from formal plated meals to themed buffets will be presented in a unique manner in a tastefully designed setting that the entire group will love. Please allow us to extend our best wishes to you and your guests for a very amazing and unforgettable event.

• Spaces for 220-250 Guests
• 1 Landmark
• 1 Historic Space
• 1 Waterfront

Mount Rainier rises across the water while a mid-century lodge holds the shoreline of Lake Wilderness. Built in 1950 by the Seattle architectural firm Young & Richardson, Carlston & Detlie, the lodge earned an American Institute of Architects honor and a Washington State Design Award in 1952 for the way it steps into its sloped, lakefront site. The building traces back further still: an early-1900s homestead farm that the Jacobsen family opened to hunters and anglers grew into a trio of resorts through the 1920s, and by 1939 the expanded Gaffney's Grove drew as many as 9,000 visitors a day for baseball, tennis, a skating rink, and swimming beaches. King County designated the lodge a landmark in 1997 for its postwar Northwest architecture, and it took its current name in 2003. Today the lodge hosts up to 220 guests across its main floor, mezzanine, and lower level, with a warming kitchen, two changing rooms, a courtyard balcony, a covered patio, and a lawn included in the rental. A 12-by-12 dance floor, a sound system with Bluetooth and HDMI inputs, and wireless microphones come with the space. Renters bring their own caterer or self-cater, since the kitchen is licensed for warming and cold prep only. Weddings, receptions, banquets, and corporate gatherings all fill the calendar here, on grounds that have drawn crowds to this lakeshore since long before the lodge itself was built.

• Spaces for 200-300 Guests
• 1 Event Space

The Des Moines Beach Park is located on the beaches of Puget Sound and offers a variety of water activities. Every visitor will enjoy this magnificent park, which has something for everyone. Photographers will find themselves in their element at any time of day with the vistas of the Olympic Mountains and the islands. For individuals of all ages, the beach provides hours of entertainment and discovery. The Des Moines Creek Trail is paved and offers two miles of breathtaking wooded areas for walkers, runners, bikers, and dog walkers to enjoy. The historic Auditorium, which is 5,700 square feet in size, is hidden amongst huge trees and hillside vegetation, with the Des Moines Creek softly flowing past. It is an excellent location for huge events of various kinds, including weddings, training sessions, meetings, seminars, product launches, and more. In addition to historic stained-glass windows, cathedral ceilings with exposed wooden beams, and a wall of accordion doors that open to a vast 1,800 sq ft tree-lined patio, the Auditorium also has a stage and a concession stand. It's simple to arrange the vast, open area to fit your needs, and it provides a clean canvas for all of your event decor. The possibilities for seating and table arrangement are virtually limitless.

• Spaces for 50 Guests

Skagit River Brewery welcomes private events and everyday gatherings alike across its dining room, bar, and outdoor patio in downtown Mount Vernon, Washington. A part of the city's heritage since it was founded in 1995, the brewery has built a reputation on handcrafted beer and hearty pub fare made with locally sourced ingredients, including house-smoked meats that anchor the menu. Guests can settle into the restaurant, pull up to the bar, or gather on the patio, with an upstairs game room offering extra space to spread out. The team describes its approach simply: a cozy space, good hospitality, great food, and a family-friendly atmosphere. For groups planning a get-together, the brewery's site includes a request form for submitting a preferred date, time, and party size directly to the team.

• Spaces for 50-70 Guests

Host Your Next Event at Downpour Coffee Bar: Where Community and Style Brew Together Discover the perfect backdrop for your next private event at Downpour Coffee Bar, nestled in the scenic Bridle Trails neighborhood of Redmond, WA. This isn't just a coffee shop; it's a versatile and stylish event space designed to make any occasion memorable. With its bright, open-concept layout and chic mid-century modern aesthetic, Downpour Coffee Bar offers a unique and inviting atmosphere for everything from birthday celebrations and bridal showers to corporate mixers and creative workshops. The venue is bathed in natural light through expansive windows, creating a warm and uplifting ambiance. As evening approaches, the space transforms with thoughtfully designed lighting to set the perfect mood. A distinctive feature is the large garage door that seamlessly connects the airy interior to a charming outdoor area, allowing guests to mingle and enjoy the fresh Pacific Northwest air. Event planners will appreciate the flexibility of the space, which includes access to a projector screen for presentations or photo slideshows. To elevate the experience, Downpour Coffee Bar offers the services of their talented baristas, ready to craft delicious organic coffee and specialty beverages for your guests, ensuring a premium coffeehouse experience. "We wanted to create a space that felt both elegant and comfortable, a place where people could come together and create lasting memories," said the owner of Downpour Coffee Bar. "Our unique location in Bridle Trails, combined with the adaptable nature of our shop, provides a truly special setting for any event." Downpour Coffee Bar can accommodate up to 70 guests and is now accepting bookings. For rates and availability, please contact their events coordinator. About Downpour Coffee Bar: Established in 1991, Downpour Coffee Bar is the original espresso bar of the Bridle Trails neighborhood. Known for its wel