Great organization with friendly people, bar area great for sports watch parties, wonderful area…read moreto rent for big parties or a reunion, decent amount of parking, handicap accessible, good sound system setup. And they have a disco ball! I do wish their webpage was easier to navigate as far as getting information, prices and dates for rentals. I wish their calendar were kept more up-to-date as well.

Best People On Earth! They were formerly called Lake City Elks #1800, but they downsized and sold…read morethe building and are now "Shoreline Elks #1800." Members only & their guests, unless renting the hall. All ages are wELKome. Dropped in as a visitor and was wELKomed immediately. Full Bar with pulltabs. Pool table & darts. Great place to watch sports and your kids can watch too. Large ballroom with BINGO, line dancing & tango. Check calendar. Great rental hall with large parking lot open to the public close to I-5. Elks charities: VA Hospital & Seattle Children's Hospital/SCH. They started the VA Hospital & bought the land for SCH. Veterans & Children.

What a cute community gem this is! We were happy to be invited to witness an intimate concert given…read moreby a singer songwriter duo on a sleepy Sunday night. What a unique and pleasant experience it was. This is true grassroots community gathering and beautiful accoustics, friendly volunteers and a respectful audience treated to up and coming and successful touring musicians. It feels like you are going to a dinner party as you meander through the neighborhood with neighbors toward the home like venue. The seating is very clean and comfortable. It's a no frills wholesome experience that feels almost speakeasy like. No concessions or parking , just neighborly goodness and talent. Grab yourself a bite before you go and enjoy your night.

Ballard Homestead's lower/sidewalk level was the site of a coffee fundamentals class I attended…read moreearlier today (4/9/22). This particular 101 level course ran for 2.5 hours with presentation, reference handouts, evaluation of pour over results manipulating ratio, grind, and time, and an overview of technical equipment. Plenty of opportunity for interactive tasting/cupping and to ask questions while seated around a kitchen island. The Ballard Homestead is related to The Fremont Arts Abbey. Very nice well maintained neighborhood events center.

We had the most wonderful experience having our wedding at Cathedral Ballard! The space was…read moreincredibly bright due to the huge windows, the exposed brick was lovely, and the candles were stunning. This venue is exceptional for so many reasons: not only is it a non-profit venue, but they light over 100 candles for your event and provide so many things that you would typically need to rent at other venues (chairs, tables, glassware, etc.). Also there are so many things for your guests to do in downtown Ballard if your wedding is mainly out-of-town guests like ours was. Nate and the team were so kind and thoughtful throughout the entire process. We are so grateful we had the opportunity to spend our special day at Cathedral Ballard - it was truly so special!!! :)

Came here for an event being thrown by a local business - Papa Chango for their anniversary…read more Cathedral is an event space so you can have wedding receptions, local art showing, VIP party and more. There is a ground level and an upstairs. Upon coming in staff greeted us and informed us of the going-Ons upstairs. There were 3 bartenders all of whom were very nice. Lots of seating and small music and dancing area. The food was self-serve, buffet style, catered La Cabana. The salsa and guac were good and was nicely laid out. Cathedral donates much of the earnings made from the use of the space and are also known for their candles which I've received as a gift and can say are nicely scented and benefit causes. So, if you see one in a local shop or otherwise it makes a good gift. Not sure they sell them at this actual location of Cathedral though. If you 're looking to host an event or know someone who wants to, Cathedral has a decent space to be rented out with nice staff who will help manage it.

Second Friday of every month, best art walk in Seattle. I love it here. Every room looks different…read morewith local artists decorating them as they please to display their work.

A bunch of AWESOME independent galleries, operating together. Each gallery has a vibe completely…read moreits own. The artists are super fun and friendly! They're usually only open 2nd Friday of the month, but one artist said they do special openings sometimes too. I even got to meet several artists whose work I have seen in prominent places around town! Oh yeah, def bring a mask

The White Rabbit parties here are super fun. Reminds me of old school raves…read more The venue is an old aircraft hangar. Probably cool for all kinds of different events.

I've been to the Magnuson Park Building 30 about 4 times now; all of them for some sort of art and…read morecraft fair. For the most part, I am quite pleased with this site. Inside is big and roomy. During today's Renegade Craft Fair, the booths easily lined up in rows with sufficient room to get by in between the shoppers. The temperature control seems to be pretty good despite the big, airy space. The most recent visit is today, i.e. in Dec, and the inside was temperature comfortable. Also helps that there were plenty of attendees so humans are warming up the space too. There are bathrooms off to one side and a big bathroom that is identified as gender neutral (vs. handicapped). There were always plentiful of toilet paper and towels. This same off to one side area is roomy enough that if the event organizers planned ahead, they can set up tables and chairs for folks to sit and rest or for parents to tend to their children as needed. I've been to fairs where this was just an empty area though. The immediate outside is a good spot for food trucks to come and sell coffee and small bites. Enjoyed some good pie and cookies today. Parking has never been an issue. There's a small official lot, but we've always found parking within 3 blocks away. Easy.

We rented this space to hold my dads celebration of life service. It was a straightforward rental…read morewith a lot for the value. It was a reasonable cost and had lots of tables and chairs offered at the venue. Clean and simple space. With the outside patio and all the windows it was just perfect. We got in on time and everyone there was very accommodating to whatever we needed. I would use this space again and will definitely recommend it to others. Thank you edmonds plaza rentals for making this an easy and positive rental experience.

I will be having my Wedding at the Edmonds Plaza Room this Aug. So far it has been a great…read moreexperience! Vickie and Debbie have been super helpful, clarifying all the permits and whatnot that are involved in putting on an even, and everything has turned out easier and cheaper than I was anticipating! I highly recommend working with them! Thank you!

I live right across the street and always wondered what this building is about. I finally got to…read morecheck it out when I was there today for Ballard Hullabaloo, where a bunch of local businesses in the area is doing a big sale. It was clean inside and the little Nordic touch inside was intriguing. I wish the hall was a little bigger since there were a lot of people (apparently more than last year - as I also wasn't aware of this event until a few weeks ago).

Came here for a town, small Business bazaar that was taking place. Nice of the management to allow…read moreit to happen here. On the second floor it is very spacious so I could see many events and offers such as a service. You can have any special event here including receptions, fundraisers, banquets and more. They were serving beer out of the kitchen which although I decided to skip being close to home base, I think it's a nice offering to be able to a cup while shopping for deals. The building was established in 1985 and hosts an open house to escape the rain or sun during the Syttende Mai parade, held each year to celebrate Norwegian Constitution Day. If you need a rental space for an event, consider this lodge.

A really nice rental space in a Greenwood Avenue-facing location. The brick exterior hides the…read moreinterior space, which is vast and extends to an unexpected and lovely ballroom. The ballroom also comes equipped with a kitchen for use during rentals. Chairs, rectangular/banquet and round tables are available for set up. A projector can be accessed and hooked up to a laptop for presentations, movies, videos, etc. It's quite an unassuming space from the outside, but definitely worth a look if you're on the search for a reasonably priced venue for a gathering of 100+ in the Greenwood neighborhood.

This lodge building is one of the many local gems still operating in the same neighborhood since…read more1923 and in the same building since 1924. Many other local lodges also use this building for their meetings. The building is available to rent for weddings, receptions, classes, and other community activities. Rental spaces include a 1500 ft sq. dining area complete with a commercial kitchen. Upstairs the lodge's 2000 ft. sq. meeting room is also available for use. The decor is staid, but very user friendly. It's also handicapped accessable. One of the many lodges that meets here is St. Johns' #9 which has been working in Seattle since 1860. You'll find they're often in the background of such events as the Freemont fair, Seattle Youth symphony, Dr. Maynard's grave restoration, elementary school reading programs and a small project long ago... the location of the University of Washington here in Seattle. (The four columns by the HUB were carved by one of the brothers around 1869 - a guy named Denny.) Probably the most enjoyable and entertaining lodge that meets at Greenwood is Daylight Lodge 232. A lodge formed for entertainers and others who worked nights. They've been meeting in Seattle since 1920 and are still centered around the arts community. Look at their web page and you'll understand.