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About Tacoma Armory
Welcome to Tacoma Armory, a historic military armory repurposed into a versatile event venue in downtown Tacoma. Owned and operated by Tacoma Arts Live, this multi-space space hosts large-scale gatherings on the 20,000-square-foot Parade Floor along with intimate sessions in the Eleanor Roosevelt Room and flexible studio spaces. Whether you’re planning a concert, market, dance showcase, or community event, we’ve got you covered with practical details and trusted partner recommendations to make your visit smooth and enjoyable.
Located at 1001 Yakima Ave, Tacoma, WA 98405, the Armory sits near transit lines, hotels, and dining options. We’ve highlighted nearby lodging and eateries to help you book accommodations and meals that fit your plans. As your go-to connection for tickets and event details, we’ll help you secure your seats and coordinate logistics with ease.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Address: 1001 Yakima Ave, Tacoma, WA 98405 (also listed as 1001 S Yakima Ave).
- Venue type: historic military armory repurposed as a multi-space event venue operated by Tacoma Arts Live.
- Main space: Parade Floor is a 20,000-square-foot open area for large events.
- Other spaces: Eleanor Roosevelt Room, flexible studio spaces, and office suites.
- Parking: street parking around the Armory with paid public parking nearby (LAZ Parking); street parking can be limited.
- Transit: served by Pierce Transit bus routes 2, 3, 13, and 28.
- Nearby hotels: Hotel Murano (1320 Broadway), Marriott Tacoma Downtown (1538 Commerce St), Courtyard Tacoma Downtown (1515 Commerce St), Best Western Plus Downtown Tacoma (2611 E St).
- Notable events hosted: Arts at the Armory (Arts Month markets), LP And The Vinyl concert on the Parade Floor, and The Empowerment Stage Dance Showcase.
- Demolished/renamed: not demolished or renamed; remains the historic Tacoma Armory, owned/operated by Tacoma Arts Live; building history dates to 1908.
- Accessibility: Armory is wheelchair accessible via Yakima Avenue Roosevelt Room entrance; no elevator to the Armory, with first office level accessible via north-end doors.