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About Chief Sealth International High School Auditorium
Welcome to the Chief Sealth International High School Auditorium page. Located on the campus at 2600 SW Thistle St in West Seattle, this on-site performing arts venue hosts a variety of community and school events. The auditorium has a history of hosting notable performances and community concerts, with seating configurations that adapt for each show. We’ve got you covered with seating details, parking information, transit options, and nearby hotel and dining recommendations to help you plan a smooth, stress-free visit.
Whether you’re catching a school concert, a community performance, or a special event, secure your seats early through trusted sources. For partners and local choices, we’ve highlighted convenient lodging and dining options to make the trip enjoyable. The venue sits within reach of downtown Seattle and West Seattle’s eclectic dining scene, and it remains a centerpiece for cultural events in the district. If you need assistance with accessibility or group bookings, reach out—you’ve got a guy who can help you navigate the process and lock in tickets.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Capacity: historically about 1,150 seats; post-renovation capacity reported around 800–900 seats depending on configuration.
- Address: 2600 SW Thistle St, Seattle, WA 98126.
- Venue type: on-campus performing arts auditorium within Chief Sealth International High School (West Seattle).
- Seating/chart: public seating chart not published; auditorium features an adjustable stage, an orchestra pit extension, and main-floor seating; older spaces included a 100-seat Little Theater.
- Renamed: school renamed to Chief Sealth International High School in 2010 as part of a district upgrade.
- Parking: ample on-site parking available for events.
- Transit: accessible via King County Metro; Seattle Public Schools provide transit options including ORCA cards for eligible students.
- Notable events hosted: Seattle Symphony community concert (Feb 2013) and Kiwanis of West Seattle free community concert (Feb 2013); ribbon-cutting for the renovated building occurred Sept 7, 2010.
- Notable renovations: 2008–2010 renovation added the Galleria/Commons and a new performing arts auditorium (900-seat capacity per early reports).