An evening in Belltown
Are you looking for your next private event space, located in the heart of downtown Seattle?
Block 41 is exactly what you’ve been looking for, plus more.
Block 41 is a diamond in the rough. And by that, I mean that it is an absolutely gorgeous event venue in Belltown. Belltown is a little rough around the edges, but it is such a great geographical location, that you can’t really pass it up.
So, get this… What stands as Block 41 today was once an ice warehouse. Now completely renovated, it is beautiful dating back to a 1927 heritage. Albert L. Ewing was the manager of the original Ice Delivery Company and he seems to have been a very neat individual. He believed in giving back to his employees by offering a profit-sharing plan.
In his free time, he wrote poems professing his love of the Pacific Northwest.
With that, I think Burt must have been a pretty cool guy.
Whether your party size ranges from 80-800, Block 41 can handle your event. The entire building boasts 15,000 square feet and can seat up to 630 people.
Oh, and to make it all better, they have a private courtyard.
Interested in learning more about Block 41? Check it out here!
Also on this block, one of my favorite restaurants in Seattle: Local 360.
Local 360
Please note, in light of recent worldwide events (the pandemic that shall not be named) Local 360 has indefinitely closed their doors. With high hopes of them re-opening, I will be leaving this section in this post.
We gathered here for a drink, before our event at Block 41.
Their idea: “Local 360 is a sustainable restaurant in the heart of Belltown. Our emphasis is on local sourcing, with the majority of our ingredients falling within a
To Drink
- Alpha Wolf. 3 Howls Spiced Rum, Communitea Green Tea Kombucha, Simple Syrup, Firewater Bitters
- Man O War.Empress Gin, Chinook Semillion, Lemon, Simple Syrup
