MOHAI – Museum of History and Industry
Waterfront museum with Seattle history exhibits and lake views
Historic note: Founded in 1911, MOHAI is the largest private heritage organization in Washington state. The museum moved to its current location in the historic Naval Reserve Armory Building at Lake Union Park in 2012 after its original Montlake building was demolished for the SR 520 freeway expansion. The collection includes nearly four million artifacts, photographs, and archival materials focusing on Seattle and the Puget Sound region. Admission: Adults $25, Seniors $20, Students $19, Children 14 and under free.
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Faye G. Allen Grand Atrium
MOHAI's largest single event space and main central gallery. Ideal for gala fundraisers, auctions, receptions, holiday parties, and media presentations. Features Art Moderne architecture and original Douglas fir end grain wood floor.
Boeing Centennial Terrace
Watch the sunset over Lake Union, the Space Needle, and South Lake Union park. Ideal as a stand-alone event space or in conjunction with other spaces for cocktail or socializing opportunities.
Microsoft Lakefront Pavilion
Breakfast or lunch meetings, cocktail receptions, retreats, classes. Ideal for meetings, lectures, or small events against the backdrop of Lake Union.
Norcliffe Foundation Conference Rooms
A flexible space featuring two conference rooms that can be used separately or combined. Enjoy views of Lake Union and the Historic Ship Wharf.
Stack Family Lakeview Terrace
Open air rooftop terrace with panoramic views of Lake Union, Queen Anne, Gas Works Park, and Capitol Hill. Ideal for intimate receptions, happy hours, or exclusive VIP gatherings.
Full Museum Buyout
Reserve the entire museum for your next big event. Includes access to the Grand Atrium, Microsoft Lakefront Pavilion, Norcliffe Foundation Conference Rooms, Boeing Centennial Terrace, and Stack Family Lakeview Terrace.