Marion Oliver McCaw Hall at Seattle Center is the region’s premier performance venue. Each year the Pacific Northwest Ballet and Seattle Opera present approximately 150 performances in McCaw Hall. In addition, the hall hosts a range of popular music concerts, lectures, festival performances, and community events. The facility includes the state-of-the-art, 2,900-capacity Susan Brotman Auditorium and the 381-seat Nesholm Family Lecture Hall. Additional spaces include the Prelude Café, lobbies, two special function rooms, and the Kreielsheimer Promenade outdoor plaza. The Hall is owned by the City of Seattle and operated by Seattle Center. ...

The Showbox is a historic concert venue located in the center of Seattle’s downtown business district near Pike Place Market. Established in 1939, the ballroom 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 floor plan that allows for incredible sightlines. ...

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. ...

Established in 2018, Belltown Yacht Club is a small venue in the basement of the Barnes Building in Seattle’s historic Belltown neighborhood. The underground club hosts artists and musicians from all over the world, from Grammy Award winners to first-timers and everything in between. The stage is home to many independent touring acts as well as many local artists. Check out the Screwdriver Bar next door. ...

Skylark Café & Club is West Seattle’s premier music venue presenting a wide variety of live performances including local emerging artists, traveling acts, monthly drag shows, and more. Skylark Café also offers weekly entertainment like trivia, bingo, and open mic. ...

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. ...

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. ...

Adjacent to Lumen Field in the heart of Seattle’s historic Pioneer Square, Washington Music Theater (WAMU Theater) is one of the most flexible indoor performance spaces in the United States. The theater was acoustically engineered for superior sound quality making for an exceptional concert experience. ...

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. ...

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. ...