Founded in 2012, Barboza is the sister showroom to Seattle’s legendary Neumos. Located in what was formerly an unfurnished basement and private event space, Barboza is an intimate music venue featuring the hottest up-and-coming local and national acts. During the weekends Barboza also hosts some of Seattle’s favorite dance nights, featuring a host of incredibly talented house and guest DJs. ...
Benaroya Hall features two auditoria, the S. Mark Taper Foundation Auditorium, a 2500-seat performance venue, as well as the Illsley Ball Nordstrom Recital Hall, which seats 536. Three acoustically superb performance spaces. Home of the Seattle Symphony. ...
C & P Coffee Company is one of West Seattle’s most original coffee houses, a gathering spot that the locals call “West Seattle’s Living Room”. C&P’s 1904 Craftsman-style home features wall-to-wall charm, including hardwood floors, the original brick fireplace, cobblestone front and rear decks, and a tree-lined outdoor garden. ...
Opened in 2013, Capitol Cider is Seattle’s first cider bar and the nation’s largest independent cider bar. Capitol Cider serves a 100% gluten free, seasonal menu from its scratch kitchen, 200+ ciders in bottles, and 20 rotating taps, plus 10 taps of craft beer. Brunch Saturday and Sunday. The main floor dining room is all ages. There’s a full bar upstairs and down featuring craft cocktails. Downstairs in The Ballast Bar (21+ only) are shuffleboard tables, a fireplace, cozy booths, and a small stage for live art, theatre, burlesque, and music. ...
Cha Cha Lounge is a bar underbeath Bimbos Cantina in Seattle, WA. The basement lounge is basked in red light with a Mexican-wrestling motif and many velvet paintings. ...
Located in Seattle’s SODO District, Club Sur is one of the best venues for live performances, special events, and dining. This flexible event space includes a large showroom, ample stage with a state-of-the-art sound and in-house audio/visual system, and free parking. Club Sur presents Latin, world, metal, rock and more. ...
Conor Byrne Pub is one of Seattle’s oldest watering holes. Nestled in the heart of historical Ballard, Conor Byrne brings the city’s finest beer, music, atmosphere and easily the best pint of Guinness in town. ...
Celebrating a Black Central District, Cypher Café is run by the Washington not-for-profit corporation Black Power Unlimited which manages the first floor of Washington Hall. Spaces developed by The Hidmo Cypher include the Lodge Room, Library, Café, Kitchen and Classroom. ...
Dimitriou’s Jazz Alley is a fixture of the downtown Seattle live music and dining scene, family owned and operated since 1980. Every week, this premier West Coast club brings the greatest names in jazz to Seattle audiences. The intimate club atmosphere gets you close to the performers. With its tiered seating, all seats are within 50′ of the stage. ...
Opened in downtown Seattle in 2005, El Corazón is nightclub/live music venue with two stages: a large Main Showroom and a smaller Lounge Stage. The venue hosts national and international acts, provides local bands a place to build their foundation, and remains one of the leading concert halls for the all-ages crowd.
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Funhouse Seattle is the more intimate dive bar to its sister club El Corazón located in the heart of downtown Seattle, WA. Funhouse merged with El Corazon in 2015 and is the best place to see a show, play a show, have a drink, spend time with friends, or enjoy a meal in Seattle. ...
Once a brewery warehouse, this large space is equipped with stage lighting, sound equipment, a concession stand, a green room, and funky decor. Available for private rentals and events. ...
Located in the heart of downtown Seattle, the Hard Rock Cafe Seattle offers seating for 425, a vibrant bar, Rock Shop, and unique music venue, Cavern Club. ...
High Dive Seattle is a concert venue in the Seattle neighborhood of Fremont hosting local, national, and international talent from across the musical spectrum seven nights per week. High Dive has proudly secured a unique role in a vibrant Seattle music scene. ...
The Rendezvous is a historic bar and performing arts theater in Belltown, Seattle. The Jewelbox Theater has a professional standard PA system, stage lighting, and stage making it ideal for live music, theater, burlesque, or cabaret. ...
Home of the 1929 mighty Wurlitzer theatre pipe organ, the historic Kenyon Hall is West Seattle’s lighthearted entertainment palace. Seattle Artists/Kenyon Hall presents live musical and theatrical performance traditions and musical education. ...
The Kremwerk + Timbre Room & Cherry Complex is a queer-centric 21+ nightclub and live music venue in Seattle’s Denny Triangle neighborhood. The venue presents in progressive electronic music with DJs, stand-up comedy, and burlesque shows in an industrial, ultramodern space.
Timbre Room is an intimate venue that regularly presents live shows, DJ sets, drag performances, and parties.
Cherry on the ground-level is the most spacious room with a 282-person capacity. ...
Established in 1933, Little Red Hen is Seattle’s home for live country music offering a variety of entertainment including line dancing, bluegrass open jam, open mic, karaoke party every Wednesday night with DJ Forrest Gump, and live country bands on the weekends. ...
Nectar Lounge is a mid-sized live music venue in the heart of Seattle’s Fremont neighborhood that hosts all genres of national, regional and local artists: world-beat, hip-hop, indie rock, DJs, and more. The Main Showroom boasts pro sound and lights, dance floor, and a bar. The mezzanine features views of the stage plus a private bar and bathroom. Adjacent to the stage is a spacious covered patio with outdoor bar. ...
Neumos Crystal Ball Reading Room, most often referred to as Neumos, is a mid-size music venue in the Capitol Hill neighborhood of Seattle, WA. Neumos presents a carefully curated music calendar, outstanding light production, and a state-of-the-art sound system. The showroom features three full service bars, a second floor mezzanine, and a balcony that overlooks the stage. Neumos hosts a variety of national and local musicians who play genres across the spectrum. ...
The Paramount Theatre Seattle is a performing arts venue in Seattle, WA. The theater offers a state-of-the-art convertible floor system that can transform the auditorium space into a ballroom. Operated by Seattle Theatre Group, programming includes Broadway, concerts, theatre, dance, and film, catering to a broad range of audiences. ...
From pull tabs to jello shots, Poggie Tavern will show you what West Seattle is all about. The company and beers enjoyed at Poggie Tavern is not to be missed. They don’t call us “The Little Reno of West Seattle” for nothing. ...
Located just north of the Ballard Bridge, Pono Ranch is Seattle’s favorite party spot for great food, craft beer, cocktails, sports and live music. Enjoy fire pits, heated outdoor space, live music stage, indoor cafe and more. ...
Showbox SoDo is located in the Seattle downtown business district, just across the street from the Pike Place Market. The showroom and lounge features a beautiful exposed brick and wood-beam architecture. The ballroom, established in 1939, still boasts its beautiful deco-style architectural details and an oak dance floor and can accommodate up to 1100. It is fully furnished with house sound and lighting systems, a professional kitchen, four full bars, and a multi-level floorplan that allows for incredible sightlines.
The 300-capacity Showbox SoDo Lounge features its own stage, sound and lighting systems, as well as a full bar and ample seating. ...
Slim’s Last Chance is a down home roadhouse located in the industrial outskirts of Seattle. Slim’s Last Chance is a down home roadhouse located on the outskirts of downtown Seattle. Live music on two stages: indoor and outdoor stages creating an atmosphere that is unmatched. ...
Substation Seattle is a live music venue in the heart of Ballard/Fremont in Seattle, WA. Substation has two showrooms showcasing everything from rock and metal to DJs and electronic dance music; the Main Showroom holds 225 and the Large Showroom holds 450. ...
The Crocodile is an entertainment complex located in the Belltown neighborhood of Seattle, WA. The three story building includes the state-of-the-art Crocodile showroom, the 300 capacity Madame Lou’s, the 100 capacity theater and comedy club called Here-After, as well as a restaurant and 17 room hotel. ...
The Factory Luxe is an event space and performance venue at the historic Old Rainier Brewery Building in Seattle’s SODO neighborhood. The theater is a place to hear local and emerging bands, comedy, improv, and dance geared to smaller audiences. ...
A former church opened in 1922, Town Hall Seattle is a landmark historic building and performance hall in the heart of Seattle, WA. Town Hall Association is the nonprofit organization that maintains the venue and fosters an engaged community through civic, arts, and educational programs. The Great Hall, Town Hall’s signature performance space, is a premier venue for acoustic and amplified music with iconic curved oak pews and a custom acoustic reflector. ...
Formerly an underground speakeasy, The Grotto at The Rendezvous in Seattle has a private bar, small extendable stage, complete sound system and a capacity of up to 80 people. The intimate downstairs performance space is perfect for comedy, poetry slams, author readings, and smaller live performance events. ...
Built in 1907, The Moore Theatre is the oldest operating theatre in Seattle presenting a broad spectrum of performing arts: dance, concerts, comedy, lecturers, variety shows and more. Virtually every musical genre has had a place on the Moore stage in recent years, from the most hardcore punk to flashy funk. The Moore is operated by the nonprofit Seattle Theatre Group which also manages Neptune Theatre and Paramount Theatre Seattle. ...
The Royal Room opened in historic Columbia City, Seattle, in 2011. Designed to serve musicians and artists performing, the venue has a permanent backline, recording and video, a grand piano and a generous stage. The Royal Room has live music six nights a week from a wide variety of musical styles: jazz, experimental and improvised music, classical, and many forms of popular music. The restaurant and bar has a comfortable neighborhood feel that welcomes patrons of all ages and varied tastes. ...
The Showbox is a historic concert venue located in the center of the Seattle’s downtown business district, near Pike Place Market. Established in 1939, the ballroom still boasts beautiful Art Deco architectural details and an oak dance floor. The venue is fully furnished with house sound and lighting systems, a professional kitchen, four full bars, and a multi-level floorplan that allows for incredible sightlines. ...
The Sunset Tavern is a bar located in the Old Town Ballard district of Seattle, WA, with live music seven nights a week. Betty’s Room, the front bar area at the Sunset Tavern, is great for grabbing a drink before a performance in the showroom or just hanging out with comrades the whole night. ...
Located in downtown Seattle, The Triple Door is the Pacific Northwest’s premier performance venue featuring live entertainment on two stages. The Mainstage Theatre is an all-ages venue hosting live music, burlesque, comedy, and cabaret performances from national and international touring acts. The Musicquarium at The Triple Door is a spacious lounge that seats 150 and features an eclectic assortment of local live music. The MQ Stage & Lounge hosts music Tuesday-Saturday, and Mondays when there is a show in the Mainstage Theatre. ...
The Vera Project is an all-ages nonprofit space dedicated to fostering personal and community transformation through collaborative, youth-driven engagement in music and art. A music venue, screen print shop, recording studio, art gallery, and safe space for radical self-expression, VERA is a home to Seattle’s creative community.
Vera’s 350-capacity main showroom has a full stage, sound, lighting, and projector. ...
Located in the heart of downtown Ballard, WA, The Tractor Tavern provides nightly entertainment featuring local, national, and international artists. There is always something great happening in this charming Seattle institution. ...
Washington Hall is a historic, nonprofit, community building that is available for events, performances, meetings, classes and rehearsals. Built in 1908, the venue has been a cultural home to many communities and art forms, and for a long time embodied the soul of Seattle’s Central District neighborhood.
Washington Hall offers two beautifully restored event spaces: on the second floor is a 735-capacity ballroom with a stage, theater lighting system, and balcony, and the Lodge Room on the first floor is a smaller, 300-capacity gathering space. ...
