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Outdoor Events Venues Venue Name/Website Location Phone Capacity Alki Beach Bathhouse West Seattle 206-684-7254 75 Bellevue Arts Museum Court of Light Bellevue 425-519-0745 150 Center for Urban Horticulture Seattle 206-221-2500 225 Center for Wooden Boats Seattle 206-382-2628 150 Corinthian Yacht Club Seattle 206-789-1919 150 Daybreak Star Center at Discovery Park Seattle 206-285-4425 x33 300 Golden Gardens Bathhouse Seattle 206-684-7254 100 Graham Visitors Center, WA Park Artoretum Madison Park 206-221-2500 125 Lake Union Crew Seattle 206-860-4199 140 Lake Washington Rowing Club Seattle 206-714-5087 180 Museum of Flight Airpark Seattle 206-764-5706 175 Pacific Science Center Outdoor Courtyards Seattle 206-443-2899 500 LeMay America’s Car Museum Show Field Tacoma 253-683-3955 2500 Lemay Family Collection at Marymount Tacoma 253-272-2336 1050 Future of Flight Strato Deck Mukilteo 425-438-8100 250 A Country Location Smokey Point 206-949-0655 300 Bassetti’s Crooked Arbor Garden Woodinville 425-788-6767 200 Delille Cellars Woodinville 206-789-1919 150 Red Hook Brewery Woodinville 425-483-3232 Ext. 222 1000 Vasa Park Lake Sammamish 425-746-3260 5000 Tibbetts Creek Manor Issaquah 425-837-3366 175 Pickering Barn Issaquah 425-837-3321 700 www.CateringbyMandS.com | 206-762-4418 | [email protected] Outdoor Events Parks Park Name Location Phone Capacity Seattle Parks & Recreation (206) 684-4081 Washington State Parks * (888) 226-7688 Alki Beach Park West Seattle 206-684-7430 75 Meridian Park North Seattle 206-684-4081 100 Lakewood Park Columbia City 206-722-9696 100 Madrona Park Madrona 206-684-4081 100 Golden Gardens Ballard 206-684-7254 100 Laurelhurst Park Laurelhurst 206-684-4081 125 Ravenna Park Ravenna 206-684-4081 150 Sand Point / Magnuson Park Sand Point 206-684-4081 150 Carkeek Park Northgate 206-684-4081 190 Magnolia Park Magnolia 206-684-4081 200 Coleman Viewpoint Beacon Hill 206-684-4081 200 Hamilton Viewpoint West Seattle 206-684-4081 200 Licton Springs Park Northgate 206-684-4081 200 Woodland Park Crown Hill 206-684-4081 300 *Daybreak Star Center at Discovery Park Magnolia 206-285-4425 300 Lincoln Park West Seattle 206-684-4081 300 Seward Park Columbia City 206-684-4081 300 Gas Works Park Fremont 206-684-4081 400 Pine Lake Park Sammamish 425-836-7907 200 Lake Forest Park Civic Club Lk. Forest Park 206-362-8818 150 Juanita Beach Park Kirkland 206-296-2966 150 Blyth Park Bothell 425-486-7430 115 Crossroads Park Bellevue 425-486-7430 300 Newcastle Beach Park Lake Washington 425-452-6914 300 *St. Edwards State Park Kenmore 425-823-2992 150-300 *Lake Sammamish St. Park Lake Sammamish 425-455-7010 600 Marymoor Park Redmond 206-296-2966 1000 Downtown Bellevue Park Bellevue 425-452-6885 1000 Luther Burbank Park Mercer Island 206-296-2966 300 www.CateringbyMandS.com | 206-762-4418 | [email protected] .

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