Arts and entertainment venues open in Phase 2 of Inslees COVID-19 Healthy Washington plan to reopen the state | The Seattle Times
Updated: Under the state’s “Healthy Washington: Roadmap to Recovery” plan, indoor entertainment venues such as museums, theaters and music venues can open at 50% capacity or 400 people, which is whichever is smaller, in phase 3.
All counties are currently in phase 3. Below is a list of arts and entertainment spaces that are or will be open. If you would like to add a venue to the list, please fill out the form below. Please note that submitting a submission does not guarantee inclusion. the state still recommends wearing a face covering and keeping quick and distanced exits. Due to the changing nature of the pandemic, always check websites or call ahead before making plans.
art galleries
cole & art studio; 107 fifth avenue. S., Edmonds; 425-697-2787; colegallery.net
gallery of the city of colombia; 4864 rainier avenue. s.; 206-760-9843; columbiacitygallery.com
wa na wari; 911 24th Avenue, Seattle; 206-485-7563; wanawari.org
contemporary zinc; 119 prefontaine pl. S., Seattle; 206-617-5775; zinccontemporary.com
cinemas
alderwood 16 mall; 18733 33rd Ave. W., Lynnwood; 425-921-2980; amctheatres.com
ark lodge cinemas; 4816 rainier avenue. S., Seattle; 206-972-4763; arklodgecinemas.com
federal path of the century y xd; 2100s common goods, via federal; 253-946-0942; cinemark.com
olympia century; 625 black lake blvd. sw, olympia; 360-943-0769; cinemark.com
ruston point century and xd; 5057 main street, tacoma; 253-752-6325; cinemark.com
cinemark lincoln square theaters; 700 bellevue way n.e., bellevue; 425-450-9100; cinemark.com
cinemark lake totem and xd; 12600 120th Ave. N.E., Kirkland; 425-821-0511; cinemark.com
cinema factory; 3505 128th Ave. S.E., Bellevue; 425-641-3461; amctheatres.com
Historic Admiral Theater; 2343 california ave. southwest, seattle; 206-938-0360; farawayentertainment.com/historic-admiral
everett historic theater; 2911 colby avenue, everett; 425-258-6766; yourhistoriceveretttheatre.org
kent station; 426 ramsay road, kent; 253-850-2684; amctheatres.com
lakewood 12 mall; 5721 main street. s.w., lake wood; 253-581-5351; amctheatres.com
oak; 10006 N. Aurora Ave., Seattle; 206-527-3117; amctheatres.com
peaceful place 11; sixth avenue and pine street, seattle; 206-652-8908; amctheatres.com
royal thornton place screenx & imax (reopening on April 2); 316 nep thornton pl., seattle; 844-462-7342; regmovies.com
seattle 10; 4500 ninth avenue. n.e., seattle; 206-633-0059; amctheatres.com
southcenter 16 cinemas; 3600 southcenter mall, tukwila; 206-214-0180; amctheatres.com
university theater; 4329 university way n.e., seattle; 206-632-2267; farawayentertainment.com/varsity-theatre
woodinville 12; 17640 garden way ne, woodinville; 425-482-6538; amctheatres.com
museums
automobile museum of america (reopening on april 2); 2702 e. d street, tacoma; 253-779-8490; museoamericascar.org
bainbridge island historical museum; 215 ericksen avenue. n.e., Bainbridge Island; 206-842-2773; bainbridgehistory.org
bainbridge island art museum; 550 Winslow Way E., Bainbridge Island; 206-842-4451; museobiart.org
bellevue museum of arts; 510 bellevue road, bellevue; 425-519-0770; bellevuearts.org
burke museum; 4300 15th Ave. N.E., Seattle; 206-543-7907; burkemuseum.org
Cascadia Museum of Art; sunset avenue 190 s. #e,edmonds; 425-336-4809; cascadiaartmuseum.org
tacoma children’s museum(reopens April 12); 1501 Pacific Avenue, Tacoma; 253-627-6031; playtacoma.org
frye art museum; 704 terry ave., seattle; 206-622-9250; fryemuseum.org
foss river port (reopens June 3); 705 Wharf St., Tacoma; 253-272-2750; fosswaterwayseaport.org
kitsap county historical museum; 280 fourth street, bremerton; 360-479-6226; kitsapmuseum.org
klondike gold rush national historical park; 319 second avenue. S., Seattle; 206-220-4240; nps.gov/klse
flight museum; 9404 e. fringe way s., seattle; 206-764-5700; museoofflight.org
glass museum (reopening on April 2); 1801 Wharf St., Tacoma; 253-284-4750; museodelvidrio.org
museum of history & industry (mohai) (reopening on April 2); 860 Terry Ave., Seattle; 206-324-1126; mohai.org
pop culture museum; 325 fifth avenue. n., seattle; 206-770-2700; mopop.org
Nordic National Museum; 2655 NW Market Street, Seattle; 206-789-5707; nordicmuseum.org
renton history museum; 235 mill av. s., renton; 425-255-2330; rentonwa.gov
seattle art museum; 1300 first avenue, seattle; 206-654-3100; seattleartmuseum.org
Tacoma Museum of Art (reopening April 16); 1701 Pacific Avenue, Tacoma; 253-272-4258; tacomaartmuseum.org
washington state history museum (reopens April 2); 1911 Pacific Avenue, Tacoma; 253-272-3500; washington.org story
music venues
little red hen; 7115 Woodlawn Ave. n.e., seattle; 206-522-1168; littleredhen.com
theaters
Olympic theater arts; 414 north. sequim avenue, sequim; 360-683-7326; theaterolimpicoarts.org
unexpected productions; 1428 Post Office Alley, Seattle; 206-587-2414; unexpected productions.org
other
chihuly garden and glass; 305 harrison street, seattle; 206-753-4940; chihulygardenandglass.com
laugh comedy club; 5220 roosevelt way n.e., seattle; 206-526-5653; www.risascomedyclub.com
rainier arts center; 3515s. alaska street, seattle; 206-725-7517; rainierartscenter.org
rock box;1603 nagle pl., seattle; 206-302-7625; rockboxseattle.com
Seattle Aquarium; 1483 alaska road, seattle; 206-386-4300; seattleaquarium.org
blacksmith tower; 506 second avenue, seattle; 206-624-0414; smithtower.com
space needle; 400 Broad Street, Seattle; 206-905-2100; spaceneedle.com
sunset hill community association clubhouse; 3003 n.w. 66th street, seattle; 206-784-2927; www.sunsethillcommunity.org
tacoma comedy club; 933 Market St., Tacoma; 253-282-7203; tacomacomedyclub.com
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