Planning an event in Seattle? Here are the 15 event venues we have on record in Seattle, WA: 5 civic venues, 3 hotel ballrooms, 3 waterfront venues, 1 event space, 1 garden venue, 1 historic house and 1 industrial space.
14 of the 15 publish a capacity figure on their own pages. The largest publishes seating for 150 (The Ruins).
10 of them have published something about food and drink that we've read, such as catering rules, a kitchen or a bar.
We don’t rank these venues, and we don’t check dates or prices. Capacity figures are each venue’s own, so confirm what matters in writing. To test a venue against your guest count, use the planner.
A headline capacity of 200 (the venue's own figure)
What we’ve read from the venue: capacity, food and drink, accessibility, parking and arrival, music and end time, price, setup and facilities.
Questions about venues in Seattle
How many venues in Seattle publish their capacity?
14 of the 15 venues listed here publish a capacity figure on their own pages. Each is the venue's own figure, not a drawn layout, so ask for a floor plan at your guest count.
What is the largest seated capacity a venue in Seattle publishes?
The Ruins publishes seating for 150. That is the venue's own figure. Whether a particular room holds that many for your layout is a question for the venue.
Do venues in Seattle say anything about catering?
10 of the 15 venues listed here have published something about food and drink that we've read. For the others we haven't read anything yet, so ask whether catering is in-house only and whether you can bring your own.
What should I ask a venue in Seattle before booking?
Across the 15 venues listed here, the questions our records most often leave open are: amplified-sound cutoff and curfew (open on 15), catering exclusivity and kitchen provision (open on 15) and load-in route, dock and vehicle limits (open on 15). Ask for those answers in writing before you pay a deposit.