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Welcome to Garfield High School’s Quincy Jones Performance Center, a versatile auditorium on the near-capitol hill edge of Seattle. The venue combines athletic and performing arts spaces in a compact, community-focused setting. With seating typically around 592–597, the auditorium offers an intimate atmosphere for a wide range of performances from school productions to community concerts. Whether you’re catching a jazz tribute, a musical, or a special event, we’ve got you covered with practical details to help you secure your seats and plan your visit.
Located at 400 23rd Ave in Seattle, the Quincy Jones Performance Center is easily accessible by transit and only a short drive from several downtown hotels and dining options. We’ll share parking guidance, transit routes, and nearby overnight options so you can make a straightforward plan for your attendance.
Facility and Access Details
- Venue: Garfield High School — Quincy Jones Performance Center (auditorium)
- Capacity: Public counts indicate approximately 592–597 seats, with configuration variations across events
- Seating info: No widely published public seating chart; seating arrangements vary by production. If you’re selecting seats, look for available great seats and the section you want options during checkout or consult on-site staff for the best view.
- Address: 400 23rd Ave, Seattle, WA 98122
Parking and Getting There
- Parking: There is no student parking on campus. Staff and visitors may use three campus lots as well as nearby street parking. It’s wise to allow a little extra time for finding a spot on event days.
- Transit: Public transit options include Metro buses that run routes 3, 4, 8, and 48 stopping within a few blocks of the venue. The district pages outline youth transit plans and local routes for a convenient trip.
Nearby Hotels and Dining
- Hotels (within ~1–2 miles): Kimpton Hotel Monaco Seattle, Sheraton Grand Seattle, Crowne Plaza Seattle Downtown. These options place you within a short ride or walk to Garfield High School without a long drive after the show.
- Nearby dining: A range of dining nearby includes casual spots and eateries suitable for before or after a performance. We recommend reserving a table in advance when possible, especially for larger events.
Notable History and Events
- The auditorium at Garfield High School was named the Quincy Jones Performance Center during a renovation phase in the late 2000s, reflecting the venue’s rich performing arts heritage.
- Past and upcoming performances include school productions and special events like Garfield Jazz tributes (notably in 2025) and community performances such as Urinetown in 2018.
Tickets and Visiting Tips
- Plan ahead: seating availability can vary by production. Secure your seats through our trusted ticketing channels as soon as they’re released.
- Accessibility: If you require special seating or accommodations, contact the venue staff ahead of your visit to ensure a smooth experience.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Address: 400 23rd Ave, Seattle, WA 98122.
- Venue type and capacity: Quincy Jones Performance Center (athletic and performing arts center) with an auditorium seating about 592–597 seats (public counts vary by source).
- Public seating chart: No widely published public seating chart; official capacity is cited around 592–597 seats depending on configuration.
- Parking: No student parking on campus; staff/visitor parking in three campus lots and nearby street parking (parking details available on Garfield High School's site).
- Transit: Metro routes 3, 4, 8, and 48 stop within a few blocks; public transit access and youth transit options are described by the district page.
- Nearby hotels: Within roughly 1–2 miles are hotels such as Kimpton Hotel Monaco Seattle, Sheraton Grand Seattle, and Crowne Plaza Seattle Downtown.
- Notable events hosted: The auditorium was renamed/marketed as the Quincy Jones Performance Center during renovation (dedicated in the late 2000s); hosted events such as Urinetown (2018) and Garfield Jazz tributes (2025).