Suggestions for Community and Government near First Hill, Seattle
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Katy M. • February 3, 2012Curators Jessica Powers and Whitney Ford-Terry put on some incredible programs and shows. Stop in and check it out!
Marc M. • March 10, 2017Great school with amazing faculty and excellent interdisciplinary curriculum. Unfortunately expensive but they have a good diversity and financial aid program.
Ryan R. • June 20, 2010Awesome space to create just about anything you can imagine. Drop in and say hello. Everyone there is super friendly!!!!
Eva-Lise C. • November 16, 2010Preschool open gym playtime 10-noon Tuesdays. Bouncy house & lots of riding toys. $2; includes playroom too, which is open longer.
Kari C. • April 14, 2010architecturally significant bldg with lots of community events; also avail for rent for receptions, parties, etc.
Patricia L. • July 25, 2015Fast wifi, lots of open space, friendly staff. A great place to park yourself and work for the afternoon.
8.7Sandwich Spot • $$$$ •907 Madison St (btw 9th Ave & Terry Ave), Seattle
Ellen S. • February 17, 2018The sandwiches are amazing. Liverwurst, pastrami on rye, and sausage sandwiches are amazing! You can also buy Kinder surprise eggs!
?Community Center •719 8th Ave S (at Dearborn), Seattle
Jack R. • February 26, 2019Love this place. Very well organized and run. Big room for pong with several tables. A hidden gem for those who don't live in this hood.
?Cultural Center •1414 S Weller St, Seattle
Maria N. • April 5, 2010They have Japanese language and origami classes for kids and adults. Keep wanting to enroll every quarter!
City of Mercer Island C. • December 9, 2013The 500 sq. ft. Catering Kitchen comes complete with professional quality amenities and generous space for preparation, making large-scale banquet serving a turnkey process.
Jeanne J. • April 26, 2022I actually love this place. You get great help. And they have good selections as well.
Nick F. • February 9, 2019Free bananas! Began as a fun way to hand out healthy snacks and has now become a neighbourhood pit stop.
?Movie Theater •704 Terry Ave (btwn Columbia St & Cherry St), Seattle
Independent Lens | PBS • October 12, 2011Did you know that ITVS Community Cinema offers free films every month at Frye Art Museum? Click Read More to check out the listings & we hope to see you at the next screening.
?Administrative Building •The Douglas (Seattle University), Seattle
Ricardo H. • May 31, 2016My favorite coop in Seattle. Fresh produce and meats. I also like their sugar free Granola.
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