Seattle’s halls know how to throw a party—whether you're hosting a swanky gala or a family reunion with questionable dance moves. From grand ballrooms for corporate shindigs to cosy community halls for your cousin’s wedding (we all know those get wild), Seattle's got the space you need. Seeking a historic hall in Pioneer Square or a modern spot with skyline views that’ll make your Instagram pop? We’ve got every vibe covered. Need parking, AV, or catering that won’t break the bank? You’re in luck! Browse and book your hall today—rain or shine (but mostly rain).
Hourly rates start as low as $75 for smaller spaces, while larger, premium halls can go up to $500 per hour. Full-day rentals typically range from $1,000 for an intimate hall to $5,000 for a more upscale venue. Some halls operate on a minimum spend model, starting at $3,200 per day. (All data from Tagvenue.)
The Great Hall at Fremont Abbey is a historic venue with vintage charm and modern amenities. With a 22' ceiling, box beams, and 8 stained glass windows, it can host up to 251 guests. The space includes full AV equipment, a stage, and a commercial kitchen. Dressing rooms feature vintage furniture, and external catering is allowed, offering flexibility for your event.
THE 101 is a modern event venue in Pioneer Square with red and white brick walls, large windows, and high ceilings. It can accommodate up to 200 seated guests or 300 standing. The space offers a stylish, open atmosphere that requires little decoration, giving you the freedom to customize it for your event.
Booking in advance is recommended, especially for popular venues. Large event halls may require reservations 3 to 6 months ahead, while smaller spaces could be available with just 2 to 4 weeks' notice. For weekend events or weddings, aim to book at least 6 months in advance, though some venues may have openings with just 1 to 2 weeks' notice.