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About Washington Hall - Seattle

Washington Hall in Seattle is a historic nonprofit community building with a storied past and a versatile two-space rental model. The Ballroom on the second floor holds up to 735 standing or 200 seated, and the Lodge Room on the first floor seats 150–300 depending on setup. Known for hosting legendary performers and pivotal cultural events, Washington Hall offers flexible configurations and a stage with balcony in the Ballroom. The venue reopened in 2016 after seismic work and preservation efforts, continuing to operate as Washington Hall.

Whether you’re planning a concert, community gathering, or rehearsal, secure your seats through our easy, no-fuss process. We’ve got you covered with accurate seating information, venue details, and nearby accommodations and dining options to simplify your visit to Seattle’s Historic Central District.

Getting to Washington Hall is straightforward. There’s no on-site parking, but several options are close by, including paid garages and street parking. Transit access is convenient via nearby E Yesler Way and 14th Ave stops, plus light-rail access in the International District/Pioneer Square area. If you’re staying overnight, consider nearby hotels such as Hotel Sorrento, Silver Cloud Hotel Broadway, Renaissance Seattle Hotel, and The Arctic Club Seattle. For dining and nightlife before or after events, we’ve highlighted trusted local partners to enhance your visit. Reserve your tickets, plan your route, and enjoy Seattle’s vibrant arts scene at Washington Hall.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: 153 14th Ave, Seattle, WA 98122.
  • Venue type: historic, nonprofit community building with a two-space rental model (Ballroom on the second floor; Lodge Room on the first floor).
  • Ballroom capacity: 735 standing / 200 seated; Lodge Room capacity: 150–300 depending on setup; Ballroom includes a stage and balcony.
  • Seating/chart: floor plans available via Washington Hall / 206 Zulu tech specs; seating configurations vary by space and setup.
  • Notable events hosted: Duke Ellington, Billie Holiday, Jimi Hendrix, Marian Anderson, Mahalia Jackson, Count Basie; early home of On the Boards; W.E.B. Du Bois and Marcus Garvey among speakers.
  • Renovation and status: saved from demolition in 2009; reopened after seismic/renovation work in 2016; still known as Washington Hall (not demolished or renamed).
  • Transit and parking: no on-site parking listed; nearby Metro stops on E Yesler Way & 14th Ave and 14th Ave S & S Washington St; nearby light-rail access in the International District/Pioneer Square area; multiple nearby paid garages and street parking options.
  • Nearby hotels: Hotel Sorrento (900 Madison St), Silver Cloud Hotel Broadway (1100 Broadway), Renaissance Seattle Hotel (515 Madison St), The Arctic Club Seattle (700 3rd Ave).