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About Foundation Nightclub

Foundation Nightclub was a legendary EDM and nightlife venue located in the heart of downtown Seattle, at 2218 Western Ave, Suite 100 in the Belltown neighborhood. While the club permanently closed in August 2018 after a liquor-license suspension and police activity, it remains a point of interest for longtime Seattle partygoers and history of the city’s nightlife. This page provides a complete overview of the venue’s past layout, seating, parking, transportation options, and nearby hotels and dining—so you’ve got a clear sense of the area and what it offered when it was active. We’ve built this as a useful resource for fans researching Seattle’s EDM history and for reference when exploring current venues in the same vicinity.

Foundation hosted a range of prominent EDM acts and large-scale events, with past performers including Panda Eyes, Cassian, Marc Kinchen, Caspa, Vanilla Ace, Destructo, Justin Martin, REZZ, and Dieselboy. The space featured a dancefloor with a floor-to-ceiling LED wall, two VIP areas, and three bars—an inviting layout for high-energy nights in a downtown setting. While the club is no longer in operation, the surrounding area remains a hub for nightlife and entertainment, with numerous venues and amenities nearby.

For fans seeking current live music and club experiences in Seattle, you can still find a vibrant mix of events across multiple venues in downtown. If you’re planning a night out in the Belltown/Seattle core, we can help you locate active venues, secure tickets, and arrange nearby dining and lodging through trusted affiliate partners. Whether you want a pre-show dinner or a post-show stay, there are plenty of options within walking distance of Foundation’s former location, ensuring a convenient and enjoyable downtown Seattle experience. Remember, always check the latest event schedules and transport options when planning a night out in the city.

Venue details: Foundation Nightclub, formerly at 2218 Western Ave, Suite 100, Seattle, WA. Capacity historically cited as 700 (some sources list 500). Seating included a dancefloor with a floor-to-ceiling LED wall, two VIP areas, and three bars. Parking nearby includes Western Ave lots and street parking; SpotHero lists options like 2220 Western Ave Lot and 248 Lenora St Army Lot with varying rates. Transit access is strong, given Seattle’s Frequent Transit Network and proximity to Westlake Station. Nearby hotels include The Charter Hotel Seattle and other downtown accommodations within a short walk. For current lodging and dining options, explore affiliate hotel and restaurant partners for curated stays and dining experiences.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Location and venue type: Foundation Nightclub was an EDM/nightclub in Belltown, Seattle, at 2218 Western Ave, Suite 100.
  • Capacity: Historically reported as 700 (some sources cite 500).
  • Current status: Permanently closed since August 2018 following a liquor-license suspension and police activity; no reliable reports of reopening or renaming.
  • Seating/chart: Public descriptions note a dancefloor with a floor-to-ceiling LED wall, plus two VIP areas and three bars.
  • Parking: Nearby paid parking options include lots on Western Ave and nearby streets; SpotHero lists multiple nearby lots (e.g., 2220 Western Ave Lot, 248 Lenora St Army Lot) with published rates.
  • Transit: Located in downtown Seattle; accessible via the city’s Frequent Transit Network (bus routes) with major transit hubs like Westlake Station within a reasonable walk.
  • Nearby hotels: Hotels in the vicinity include The Charter Hotel Seattle (parking reference), with other downtown options within a short walk.
  • Notable events hosted: The club hosted prominent EDM acts; past performers included Panda Eyes, Cassian, Marc Kinchen, Caspa, Vanilla Ace, Destructo, Justin Martin, REZZ, and Dieselboy; it was also associated with large-scale events and occasional Pride-related programs.