DoQueen Anne-South Lake Union
The largest nonprofit resident theatre in the Pacific Northwest.
Box officeː Mon-Fri noon-5PM, by phone noon-6PM
SeeQueen Anne-South Lake Union An independent non-profit museum which hosts popular traveling exhibits and features permanent exhibits and programs geared towards children.
Mon-Fri 10AM-5PM, Sat Sun 10AM-6PM·General exhibits: $7.50, $6.50 seniors, children under 1 free; no adults admitted without a child
SeeQueen Anne-South Lake Union MoPOP
An excellent pop culture museum housed inside a visually striking building designed by Frank Gehry to "evoke the rock 'n' roll experience", with exhibits on all manner of popular culture: film, television, music, video games, fashion, etc. There's a particular focus on science fiction and Seattle musicians, with a sci-fi hall of fame and exhibits dedicated to Jimi Hendrix and Nirvana. Top-notch special exhibits have included the likes of David Bowie, Star Trek, the Marvel comic and movie universe, and Minecraft. There are many interactive exhibits, but don't expect to get a turn without a long wait. Outside, the large playground is a big hit with kids.
Summer (Memorial Day-Labor Day) 10AM-7PM daily; rest of year 10AM-5PM daily·$28 adults, $25 seniors/students, $22 military, $19 youth, children 4 and under free. $2 discount if purchased online. Additional $8 for special exhibit. Outdoor playground free
DoQueen Anne-South Lake Union
The region's largest sports arena is home to the NHL's Seattle Kraken, the WNBA's Seattle Storm, and college men's basketball games of the Seattle Redhawks (Seattle University), as well as a major concert venue. It was built for the 1962 World's Fair. The arena's interior was completely gutted and rebuilt for the Kraken, but its original exterior remains intact, maintaining its historic listing. Tours not available; if you want to see the inside, you have to attend an event.