Town Hall Seattle is an independent, non-profit venue that hosts a diverse roster of talks, concerts, and civic events in a beautifully restored historic building. Recommended by The New York Times and local NPR affiliate KUOW, Town Hall is a true community gathering place, spotlighting everything from local authors and political debates to avant-garde music and science lectures. Its inclusive programming and accessible ticket prices make it a cornerstone of Seattle’s intellectual and cultural life.
Beautiful venue, just not great for parking. I attended a ballet performance here and was impressed with the interior and the sound quality. The lobby/reception area is not as decorated as Beneroya Hall, and bathrooms aren't easy to find.
Felicia Yearwood
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It’s a lovely venue. I attended a Moth Grand Slam event, featuring ten amateur storytellers. The seating is comfortable and everyone has a good view of the stage.
Stephanie Leeper
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We loved the Candlelight concert featuring the music of Queen! The atmosphere was cozy and romantic. The musicians were superb!
Marlow Harris
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I’ve never been to a bad lecture or event at Town Hall Seattle. Everyone is interesting. All the guests are fascinating, I highly recommend joining and supporting this awesome local venue.
Fredrik Jonsson
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Lovely venue and a lot of fun this Baroque evening. Parking can be a challenge though!!
Donald Trylovich
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Seattle town hall venue was exceptional the acoustics were good and the musicians were excellent. I would highly recommend this event
Marian B
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I would definitely do this detail again.
Mike J
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No doubt, I will attend another one of the Candlelight performances! The venue was perfect and it was quite obvious that a lot went into creating the setting for the show. The musicians were the best! Their interactions with one another (both subtle and not-so-subtle) really added to the intimacy of their performance! As we came to find out, two of them had performed with Joe Hisaishi the last time he was in Seattle. Note that this was first come, first serve with respect to seating so, get there early! And if it’s at the Seattle Town Hall - beware of the Freeway Parking Lot!! It’s easy to get in to (with plenty of parking and a short walk to the venue) but it is incredibly difficult to get back in to get to your car!!!