Top Snohomish Venues

• Spaces for 50-1,030 Guests
• 1 Bar
• 4 Hotels
• 4 Total Spaces

Events Attending a meeting or event at The Westin Bellevue hotel, you'll find everything you need to organize a truly mindful meeting or event. We have 27,000 square feet of flexible, nature-inspired meeting space that can easily accommodate gatherings of any size and shape, from corporate events and executive meetings to seminars and large conferences and everything in between. Your meeting will be productive, stimulating, and successful because of the high-tech equipment. Bright Breaks options, which provide guests with meaningful opportunities to refresh and recharge with an energizing activity or a nourishing snack, will help attendees achieve breakthroughs and inspire them to make the greatest possible impact. Whether your guest list consists of hundreds of industry professionals or only 15 members of your executive board, The Westin Bellevue will provide the ideal setting for your event. The décor of each room incorporates elements of nature, and the outdoor decks invite guests to relax and take in the fresh air and scenic views of the surrounding area.

• Spaces for 100 Guests

Cast Iron Studios in Bellevue is a fabulous place to gather with friends, family, and colleagues! Out distinct and unique venue is perfect for a multitude of celebrations and everyday gatherings.

• Spaces for 100-200 Guests
• 1 Country Club

The Plateau Club, located on the Sammamish Plateau, boasts a scenic 18-hole golf course, a stunning Northwest-style clubhouse, and a full-service Recreation Center. In a family-oriented atmosphere, members and their visitors may enjoy a rare blend of classic country club amenities and personalized service from a staff that understands and responds to their specific requirements. With its magnificent site above the majestic hills of the Sammamish Plateau, The Plateau Club is a beautiful venue for weddings, corporate meetings, special events, and golf competitions, among other things. In addition to offering breathtaking views of the golf course greens and adjacent woods, the enormous banquet hall has the ability to host groups of all kinds, from small personal meetings to huge group events. In addition to providing unparalleled service and a variety of customized alternatives, the club's specialized catering team will work with you to make your event both distinctive and unforgettable. In addition to a variety of distinctive banquet rooms with breathtaking plateau and golf course views, the Plateau Club also provides a variety of meeting and event spaces for your needs.

• Spaces for 30-244 Guests
• 1 Event Space
• 2 Historic Spaces
• 2 Total Spaces

Freeland Hall is a historic non-profit community center on Whidbey Island, set on nearly three acres of private waterfront overlooking Holmes Harbor in Freeland, Washington. A gathering place since 1915, it pairs rustic architecture—red-framed windows and oak floors—with gardens and expansive lawns that run down to the water. The main hall seats up to 244 guests for receptions, a 2,400-square-foot room anchored by a 340-square-foot stage that suits plated dinners, dancing, live music, and indoor ceremonies alike. A downstairs community room hosts smaller meetings and gatherings of up to 30, while a bridal suite and a full industrial kitchen support weddings from preparation through the reception. Beyond private weddings, memorials, and public events, Freeland Hall remains a working community space, home to a long-running monthly potluck and a weekly music club for local musicians.

• Spaces for 240-260 Guests
• 1 Theater
• 1 Historic Space

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.

• Spaces for 100 Guests

• Spaces for 30-100 Guests
• 2 Outdoor Spaces
• 1 Meeting Space
• 3 Total Spaces

Wisteria Hall sits within the 230-acre Washington Park Arboretum, a botanic garden setting that gave the venue its name — the wisteria vines that climb the arbors surrounding the building. The hall is built with fir beams and large windows looking out over its adjoining south and west terraces, which extend the space outdoors for larger gatherings. Wisteria Hall accommodates weddings, mitzvahs, conferences, and social and business events, seating up to 80 guests banquet-style or hosting up to 90 for a reception indoors; the South and West Terraces add outdoor capacity for receptions of up to 100 guests each. The venue includes a commercial catering kitchen, WiFi, complimentary parking, and onsite event staff.

• Spaces for 110-150 Guests
• 2 Historic Spaces
• 2 Meeting Spaces

Our classic, restored two-story Arts & Crafts–style clubhouse is available at reasonable rates for all kinds of events. These have included: weddings, commitment ceremonies, receptions, bat and bar mitzvahs, anniversaries, family reunions, musical and choral performances, dances, fundraisers, community events, church meetings, holiday parties, drivers education classes, writers’ workshops, art classes, puppet shows, film screenings, and more.

• Spaces for 200 Guests

Champagne toasts are better when shared. With Sheraton Bellevue weddings, your special day will be everything you have dreamed of - so you can toast, cheer, and share your day with the ones that matter most. Whether you are looking to host a large celebration or connect with an intimate gathering, our Bellevue wedding venues and event specialists will ensure a perfect day.

• Spaces for 130-150 Guests
• 1 Outdoor

The Olympic Rooftop Pavilion provides 1,370 square feet of event space. With sweeping views of the mountains and waterways, the pavilion features state of the art audio/visual, vaulted ceilings, a 20 foot skylight and west facing window walls that fully open. Combine the outdoor patio with the pavilion for a distinctive Ballard experience. The Olympic Rooftop Pavilion at Stoneburner, which is located along Ballard Avenue within the Hotel Ballard, offers an amazing urban paradise experience that is ideal for any private event or wedding reception. The venue's interior features soaring ceilings, a 20-foot skylight, south and west facing window walls that open completely, and sweeping views of the mountains and waterways, while the pavilion's outside patio is an ideal setting for an open-air event or cocktail reception. BOOKING IS AVAILABLE NOW The following are some of the venue's highlights: Up to 150 people can be accommodated for cocktail receptions. Up to 130 people can be accommodated for a seated, family-style supper. The glass walls on the south and west sides are completely open; the space can be used as an open air space. On the patio of the Pavilion is a fireplace. Views of the Olympic Mountains, Cascades, Puget Sound, and Ballard waterways are available. Full-featured audio system built-in By clicking on the button below, you may view 3-D models of sample floor layouts and set-ups.

• Spaces for 16-216 Guests
• 1 Restaurant
• 9 Hotels
• 9 Total Spaces

Walk down the aisle at the most sought-after wedding venue on the Eastside. From ceremony to celebration, guest lists to wine lists, we guarantee your big day will be one to remember. Our wedding spaces are the perfect combination of inviting, romantic, and private, setting the stage for an intimate and memorable event. Each space is highly versatile, so you an make your wedding as personal and unique as your love. When it comes to catering, your request is our pleasure. We offer gourmet, customizable menus and beverage selections designed by our innovative culinary team and inspired by our abundance of delicious, seasonal Northwest ingredients.

• Spaces for 140-295 Guests
• 1 Historic Space
• 1 Waterfront
• 1 Park

View\sPlayground\sImages Interior of the Golden Gardens Bathhouse Preparation for a celebration a large gathering complete with centerpieces Tables and their arrangement About The Golden Gardens Bathhouse The Golden Gardens Bathhouse is a stunning waterfront venue for your next special occasion. It is certain that your visitors will never forget their time at this unique venue! Take a moment to imagine the following scene for your wedding ceremony, reception, conference, or party: a calm forested hillside to the east and west, a lovely sandy beach, sailboats on Puget Sound, and the sun sinking over the Olympic Mountains-all within 14 minutes of downtown Seattle! The historic Golden Gardens Bathhouse, located just west of the Ballard district and within the famed Golden Gardens Park, was constructed in the 1930s and is a must-see attraction. In the winter, the bathhouse is kept warm by independent heating, while in the summer, it is kept cool by cross ventilation. The Main Hall can comfortably accommodate up to 140 seated people, and it can accommodate up to 295 standing visitors for a standing-room-only event in its entirety. The Main Hall has a cathedral ceiling with numerous skylights that allow plenty of natural light to stream into the room.

In the winter of 2009, friends Renee Erickson, Jeremy Price, and Chad Dale set out to build a fun, lively, and approachable oyster bar in their backyard — a neighborhood spot where the very best in food and drink would be served in a cozy, welcoming setting — and opened The Walrus and Carpenter the following spring. 'The Walrus' was created with a great deal of assistance from friends and family. The drawings, which are now displayed on the walls of the dining room, were created by artist Jeffry Mitchell. The majority of the cabinetry and furniture in the space was built by Jeremy's father, Tim Price. Ryan and Jim, Renee's brother and her father, were responsible for laying the brick patio. During a trip to Los Angeles, Renee and Carrie Omegna, a very dear friend who is now our Executive Director, discovered the rusted, metal, coral-like chandelier that serves as the centerpiece of The Walrus and the Carpenter in an antique yard. At long last, in the summer of 2010, The Walrus and the Carpenter became accessible to the general public. Local and national acclaim soon followed, and today, people travel from near and far to dine and drink at The Walrus and the Carpenter, which has become a destination restaurant. While this is true, the restaurant retains its neighborhood feel, serving friendly, often bustling patrons in a relaxed atmosphere where they can enjoy icy cold piles of oysters, delectable plate dishes and a wide selection of wines by the glass, beers, ciders, and sophisticated cocktails.

• Spaces for 150 Guests

Hand-hewn beams from an early-1800s cabin still form the core of the Stone Cottage at Storybook Farm, a structure that predates the property's founding by more than a century. Moses Atwater and Amy Wilson were among the original settlers of the land in the early 1800s; Warren and Mary Barrett later established Storybook Farm in 1955, running a preschool and summer camp there from the early 1960s through the 1980s before Bryan and Lisa Lowrance took over the property in January 2020. Set minutes from Chapel Hill and Carrboro, North Carolina, the farm today pairs overnight cabin lodging with a dedicated outdoor event space: a covered picnic shelter and 32-by-20-foot stage inside a 27-by-72-foot pavilion, equipped with a stainless-steel prep station, brick furnace, and firepit. The space has hosted concerts, weddings, festivals, corporate conferences, and workshops, including ProgDay, described by the farm as the world's longest-running progressive rock festival. Four rental cabins on the property - Stone Cottage, Barrett Lodge, Warren's Landing, and Rick's Roost - offer additional lodging, with Warren's Landing occupying the site of the farm's former school cafeteria and classrooms.

• Spaces for 120-225 Guests
• 1 Restaurant
• 1 Outdoor
• 1 space at this venue

Ray's Boathouse, a critically regarded restaurant on the water's edge, mirrors the clean lines and crisp corners of a classic Chris-Craft. Ray's Boathouse, one of Seattle's most iconic restaurants, elevates fresh Northwest seafood by offering elegantly crafted meals with accuracy. Everything we do revolves around water... From our vantage point atop Puget Sound, to our humble origins as a bait shop and boat rental, to our direct partnerships with fishermen who supply us with the freshest locally caught fish, plump oysters, and soft crab legs, we've come a long way. Ray's is a staple of Northwest cuisine and a symbol of quality. Bring your friends, family, and out-of-town visitors to Ray's Boathouse for a memorable dining experience, whether indoors or on our seasonal Boathouse patio. Our Café Fireside Room, located upstairs from Ray's Boathouse, is a terrific setting for your next group dining experience! The curtain can be left open to allow for a view of Puget Sound or covered to make your gathering more private. While this location does not have a direct view and does not have a western facing window, it is a pleasant compact space for group meals. Our Fireside Room has a capacity of 10 to 30 people.

• Spaces for 70 Guests

The Bacon Mansion Bed and Breakfast is located on Seattle's Capitol Hill, just two blocks from Broadway Business District and Volunteer Park. Stay in one of our eleven bed and breakfast's guestrooms, and enjoy the charm and comfort of yesterday, with all the convenience of today, close enough to most all Seattle attractions, yet far enough away in a quiet historic neighborhood.

• Spaces for 56 Guests

Inspired by Trastevere, the bustling 13th district of Rome, Rione XIII explores simple Roman cooking on Seattle’s Capitol Hill. Menu favorites include fried artichokes, housemade mozzarella, cacio e pepe, and wood-fired Roman street pizza.

• Spaces for 80 Guests

The opulence and elegance of Shafer Baillie Mansion not only make it the home away from home of your dreams—the mansion has also hosted countless weddings, receptions, parties, reunions, business meetings and other events during its storied history. Rich oak and mahogany woodwork, eclectic antique and reproduction furnishings, Oriental rugs, and many original and period-style fixtures afford the ideal ambience for a wedding location or for your special day, whatever the occasion.

• Spaces for 150-200 Guests
• 1 Event Space
• 1 Historic Space

The Pine Lake Community Club is a Rental Facility with Spacious Options. Located on the Sammamish Pine Lake Plateau, this facility is a memorable setting for any occasion. This unique property is a premier location for Weddings, Receptions and various types of Private Parties. This Log Cabin Venue was built in 1938 and has been the site for several banquets, Receptions, Proms, Class Reunions and Birthday Parties. Our facility can comfortably seat 150 and provide a large dance floor for every type of event. We are one of the most affordable venues in the area.

• Spaces for 50-225 Guests
• 4 Outdoor Spaces
• 4 Historic Spaces
• 4 Total Spaces

The Robinswood House Estate is comprised of the Main House and the surrounding grounds, the Cabana, the original 1884 log cabin, and a small barn. The Main House was built in 1895 and has been successfully renovated to retain its original charm. In addition to its own beautifully maintained formal English gardens and outdoor patios, Robinswood House offers sweeping views of Robinswood Park, a 60-acre oasis in the heart of the Eastside. Complimentary public parking is available in the adjacent Robinswood Park lot.