Top Vashon Venues

• Spaces for 160 Guests

• Spaces for 150 Guests

• Spaces for 220 Guests

• Spaces for 150 Guests

• Spaces for 120 Guests
• 1 Event Space

The Edmonds Plaza Room is a banquet space operated by the City of Edmonds in the heart of downtown Edmonds, Washington. Its 2,300 square feet of carpeted interior open onto an uncovered outdoor patio, giving hosts both an indoor gathering room and open-air space for receptions, celebrations, and private events of up to 120 guests. A full kitchen, outfitted with a stove, oven, microwave, and two refrigerators, allows caterers and hosts to prepare and serve on site, making the room well suited to seated dinners and buffet-style receptions alike. The room accommodates alcohol service with the appropriate event insurance and banquet permits, and flexible four- and eight-hour rental blocks let planners scale the space to the occasion. Located in downtown Edmonds, the Plaza Room offers a straightforward, well-equipped setting for weddings and community gatherings.

• Spaces for 120 Guests

• Spaces for 150-200 Guests
• 1 Ballroom
• 1 Meeting Space

Located within the Hollyhills residential community in Bothell, Washington, the Hollyhills Clubhouse offers event space for private gatherings just off I-405 and SR 522, convenient to both the Bothell and Woodinville business districts. The Ballroom, the clubhouse's main event space, accommodates up to 150 guests beneath a high ceiling with ambient downlighting, and features a dance floor and a large raised stage wired for a surround sound system. The room opens onto a large, fully-equipped kitchen. For smaller gatherings of 40 guests or fewer, a downstairs space offers a more intimate setting, and both areas come equipped with WiFi and a projector screen. The clubhouse hosts a range of celebrations and gatherings, from birthday parties, wedding receptions, and graduations to retirement celebrations, memorials, seminars, exercise classes, social clubs, and business meetings.

• Spaces for 200 Guests

• Spaces for 175 Guests

• Spaces for 50 Guests

Depot Park is a community park in Duvall, Washington, that blends history, nature, and gathering space. At its heart stands the historic railroad depot building — a local landmark that reflects the town's railway roots and offers a distinctive setting for community events and private functions. The Depot Building is available to rent, making it a natural choice for gatherings that benefit from a sense of place. Beyond the depot, the park opens onto grassy lawns, a wildlife viewing platform, and a community firepit, lending itself to relaxed celebrations and small outdoor gatherings. The grounds are ADA accessible and served by on-site parking and restrooms, and the park is open from dawn to dusk. Outdoor events of 30 people or fewer can be held without a permit, while gatherings of 31 or more are reserved through a Special Event Permit — a straightforward path for hosts planning a larger celebration in the park.

• Spaces for 200 Guests

• Spaces for 80-360 Guests
• 1 Event Space
• 1 Meeting Space

Lacey Community Center occupies a vaulted-ceiling banquet hall within Woodland Creek Community Park, its hardwood floors and wall of doors opening onto a terrace that overlooks a small pond on the park grounds. The building's principal room can be partitioned into three sections and accommodates up to 280 guests with banquet seating or 360 with theater-style seating, suiting it to receptions, banquets, conferences, and community gatherings. Two additional meeting rooms, which can be combined into one larger space, hold 80 to 120 guests and are equipped with audiovisual equipment and wireless internet for presentations and smaller functions. A fully equipped kitchen, an adjoining lobby, and city staff assistance with table and chair setup round out the facility, which is operated by the City of Lacey's Parks, Culture and Recreation Department.

• Spaces for 120 Guests

The Cedar River Watershed Education Center sits above the shores of Rattlesnake Lake in the Cascade foothills, on the historic site of the old Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Railway's Cedar Falls camp. Operated by Seattle Public Utilities, the Center serves as a gateway to the Cedar River Municipal Watershed, the source of drinking water for 70 percent of the 1.6 million people in the greater Seattle area. The Center is made up of five buildings connected by covered walkways topped with living roofs, designed by Seattle architects Jones & Jones with sustainable materials throughout — 98 percent of the wood used meets LEED standards for sustainable harvest, and the outdoor decking and benches are built from Smart Deck, a composite of recycled plastic and wood. In the Forest Court, native plantings tie the buildings into the surrounding forest, and a series of water drums — commissioned from artist Dan Corson through Seattle's 1% for Art program — release a rhythm of water droplets via a computerized irrigation system, audible from dawn to dusk. Inside, free hands-on exhibits trace the region's water cycle, forests, and wildlife for visitors of all ages, with groups of ten or more asked to reserve ahead.

• Spaces for 200 Guests

• Spaces for 72 Guests

• Spaces for 200 Guests
• 1 Outdoor
• 1 Garden

Falling Water Gardens is a garden wedding and event venue set just beyond downtown Monroe, Washington, a short drive from Seattle, Woodinville, and Bellevue. The property grew out of Falling Water Designs, an award-winning landscape design and build company that has created gardens and water features across the Puget Sound since 2000, and its grounds double as a destination garden center and aquatic nursery. The setting is defined by water and greenery. A network of koi and goldfish ponds, a 200-foot garden stream, a formal sunken garden, and a labyrinth wind through display gardens and groomed lawns. Couples can choose among four distinct ceremony locations: the sunken garden with its tent and dance floor, the upper lawn framed by an archway and footbridge, the intimate labyrinth ringed by rock walls, and the tree-lined grotto, which seats up to 200 guests. Weddings are booked as full-day, all-inclusive rentals, with the property available from morning through late evening and tables and chairs included, suiting celebrations of up to 200 guests.

• Spaces for 200 Guests

• Spaces for 120 Guests

• Spaces for 800 Guests
• 1 Landmark
• 1 Theater
• 1 Historic Space

The Historic Everett Theatre is a fully restored landmark on Colby Avenue in downtown Everett, Washington, that opened in 1901 as the Everett Opera House. Now more than a century old, it is the sole survivor of the eight theaters that once competed for audiences in the city, and its stage has hosted some of the biggest names in early twentieth-century entertainment, from Helen Keller and John Philip Sousa to John Barrymore and Al Jolson. Seating 800, the theatre produces and presents a full calendar of concerts, comedy shows, live music from nationally and internationally known artists, silent film screenings accompanied by pipe organ, and community events. Beyond its own programming, the venue is available for rentals; bookings include a house manager and ushers along with access to the greenroom and dressing rooms, digital house sound, stage lighting, and video projection. A working home for more than 300 community volunteers, the Historic Everett Theatre remains a central gathering place for performances and private events in downtown Everett.

• Spaces for 200-240 Guests
• 1 Ballroom
• 1 Meeting Space

The Weyerhaeuser Room is the premier banquet room at Everett Station, occupying 2,680 square feet on the transit hub's fourth floor in Everett, Washington. The space hosts a wide range of gatherings — weddings, receptions, corporate events, fundraisers, reunions, and private parties — welcoming up to 240 guests for standing receptions, 200 for seated events, or 160 seated at tables. The room comes ready for events with a full kitchen, sound system, LCD projector and DVD player, a podium with microphone, WiFi, and a coffee system, along with 200 chairs and a mix of round and rectangular tables. Throughout the space, distinctive artwork created by local and regional artists reflects the area's rich history, lending the room a sense of place for celebrations and meetings alike.