Great Pumpkin Beer Festival, Seattle WA | Nearby Businesses

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542 1st Avenue S
Seattle, WA 98104
(206) 860-3977

The Pike Brewing Company is a family owned brewery located in the historic Pike Place Public Market neighborhood. It was founded in 1989 by craft beer pioneers, Charles and Rose Ann Finkel. Pike Brewing handcrafts beers of character including the Pike Place Ale, Pike IPA, Naughty Nellie, Space Needle IPA, Kilt Lifter, Monk’s Uncle, and XXXXX Stout along with seasonal offerings such as Harlot’s Harvest, Old Bawdy, Auld Acquaintance, Derby Lager, Saison Houblon, and Octopus Ink. The Pike Pub is known for local, sustainable and seasonal pub fare and for housing the world-famous Micro-Brewery Museum, illustrating 9,000 years of beer history. This Facebook page is for people 21+ years old only. By liking this page you affirm that you are of the legal alcohol drinking age for your municipality.

Mondays- $7 Growler Fill Night Bring in your 64oz. Growler and fill it to the brim for just $7 dollars with our beer fresh off the tap. If you don't have a growler you can always purchase one on your way in,in our retail store. Tuesday- Pint Night Order a pint of the Pyramid seasonal offering and take home your pyramid logo pint glass (limit one per guest pleas) Wednesday- Trivia night Pub Quiz Trivia Night begins at 7:30pm. Assemble your Mindsquad! Wage a mental war against other teams to see who is the useless knowledge champion. (All while imbibing delicious Pyramid brews, of course.) WEDNESDAYS 7:30-9:00pm

A 10bbl production brewery and tasting room, offering unique and universal ales & lagers that emphasize the brewer's whim.

Craft Brewery and Pub in Seattle's Historic Pike Place Market

WINTER HOURS: M-F 3-10pm* Sat/Sun Noon-10pm *FREMONT-LOCATION-ONLY is closed on Mon/Tue

Built with a love for craft distilling, a flair for the extraordinary and a fearless creativity—3 Howls’ spirits will always leave you howling for more. 3 Howls’ mission is to create exceptional handcrafted spirits, with our own specific Northwest flavor. We start with distinct base ingredients like European malted barley and sweet Barbados molasses. The whiskey is fermented in state-of-the-art stainless steel tanks; the rum in a large open-top cypress ferment tank. Next, the spirits are distilled using a 300-gallon copper-packed still. All of our vodkas and gin are flavored with all natural ingredients. Finally, all of our premium craft spirits are bottled, labeled and packaged by hand for your pure enjoyment. Though we are proudly rooted in the Pacific Northwest, inspiration for 3 Howls distillery comes from all the way across the pond. Ankle deep in a peat bog on a distillery tour in Isla, Scotland, our Founder, Will, first heard the story of the Cù-Sìth (pronounced koo-shee). Legend has it this giant hound roams Scotland’s highlands and moors, howling three times before he takes souls to the underworld. The three howls of the Cù-Sìth, combined with a tongue-in-cheek nod to those who love to howl at the moon after a cocktail or two, morphed together to form the brand that we now fondly call 3 Howls. Awards: Best of the Northwest SIP Magazine 2014: -Rye Whiskey 2nd best whiskey in the Northwest -Gold Label Rum 2nd best rum in the Northwest -Barrel Aged Gin 3rd best aged in the Northwest -Blood Orange Vodka 3rd best flavored vodka in the Northwest -Banana Vodka Best flavored vodka in the Northwest 2014 NW Gin Society Ginvitational -Navy Strength Gin best Gin in the Northwest 2014 American Distilling Institute Annual Spirits Contest -Navy Strength Gin best over proofed gin in America -Blood Orange Vodka silver metal

Just like every other brewery Seattle Freestyle was born in a garage by guys who just wanted beer. After years of home brewing and working in the Seattle area restaurant and bar industry we decided to step up and start brewing commercially. With a great demand for awesome local beer we are building our way to move from a home brew outfit to a micro brewery producing 85 kegs per week with a fun local tasting room!

Experience the iconic, world-famous Smith Tower Observatory with its historic Otis elevators, stunning 360-degree views of Seattle, and open-air viewing deck. On your way to the top of the tower, enjoy amenities bound to delight visitors of all ages, and explore some of the stories and moments that have made Smith Tower a beloved Seattle gem via The Legends of Smith Tower Exhibits. Take your time perusing the exhibits, or head straight for the elevator to get up to the Observatory. All tickets include: The journey begins at Smith Tower Provisions general store, a charming spot to sip and snack, browse and shop, or purchase tickets. Access to the The Legends of Smith Tower Exhibits begins "behind the curtain" at Provisions general store, and continues through the second and Observatory levels. The exhibits take you on a journey through time through the lens of Smith Tower, providing a glimpse into a time when Seattleites were coming to terms with early Prohibition and technology that would soon transform their city. Linger as long as you like at the exhibits before riding up to the thirty-fifth floor Observatory in our historic Otis elevator. The experience culminates in Smith Tower Observatory, now featuring speakeasy-inspired Temperance café and bar. With an intriguing and fun menu offering a pinch of Prohibition and twist of Asian influence, Temperance pays homage to Smith Tower's rum-running roots and Chinese Room history.

CenturyLink Event Center MON-THU: 11 am - 8 pm FRIDAYS: 11 am - 9 pm SATURDAYS: 10 am - 8 pm SUNDAYS: 10 am - 6 pm* Chandler's Cove South Lake Union WEEKDAYS: 11 - 5pm SATURDAYS: 10 - 5pm SUNDAYS: 10 - 5pm* *- Note: The Seattle Boat Show closes at 4pm on Sunday, February 3.

Beneath the Streets is a guided walking history tour of Seattle's Pioneer Square neighborhood. We visit three of the unrestored passageways beneath the sidewalks. Our highly experienced tour guides share their favorite tales and make Seattle's history come alive. We offer tours daily at 10:30, 11:30, 12:30 1:30, 2:30 and 3:30. Tours last approximately one hour. Tickets are sold at 102 Cherry St. (Also the home of Spooked in Seattle.) The ticket office is open between 10:00am and 3:30pm. Tickets are first come, first served.

Chinatown Discovery Tours offers walking tours of the Seattle's Chinatown-International District. Including our *official* Bitter and Sweet Tour based on the New York Bestselling novel, HOTEL ON THE CORNER OF BITTER AND SWEET, Jamie Ford. All tickets can be purchased within the Wing Luke Museum. All tours start inside The Wing and includes access to self-view their galleries and exhibitions the day of your tour. Walk-in/Drop-in Tours (90 minutes): Tuesday through Friday are offered at 10:15am and 2pm. Saturday tours are at 10:15am, 1pm and 3pm. BITTER AND SWEET Walk-in/Drop-in Tour (90 minutes): Saturdays at 1pm Have a large group or special occasion you’d like to celebrate? Give us a call and we’ll create tour for you!

Dramatic changes in her life that left her without her children, her home and neighborhood and nothing more that the prospect of minimum wage employment at an age when most of her friends were looking forward to relaxation and retirement, Diane LaVonne was forced to redefine herself and to create a new vision for her life. When this former wife, mother, part-time caterer, martial arts instructor and community volunteer told friends about her dream to open a beautiful “home kitchen” in the heart of urban Seattle near the Pike Place Market, a place where the community could gather to connect and learn how to prepare and enjoy food, many thought it was a pipe dream. Certainly traditional small business lenders thought so, and refused to lend needed capital. But despite a lack of the necessary funding, and the construction surprises that came from turning a garage into a commercial kitchen – Diane kept moving forward. A straight-forward, passionate, friendly force who believes in asking for what one needs - when she couldn’t afford the high end appliances necessary, she asked manufacturers and local dealers to donate them... and they did. At Diane’s Market Kitchen, you’ll find the newest Miele equipment donated by Albert Lee Appliance as well as countertop equipment donated by Kitchenaid and Cuisinart. The final cost to build and equip this incredible display kitchen? Just $50,000. The kitchen is an intimate, beautiful, state-of-the-art "home" kitchen where Diane shares her culinary skills and experience with her "guests". Food and menus are based on what is fresh, seasonal and local; most of the items are supplied by her vendor friends at the Pike Place Market. This unique environment was created to allow her to model what cooking, surrounded by friends, can look like at its best; lots of conversation and good food without having to choose between the two. Guests can observe, or they can tie on an apron and help prepare the meal! Diane’s vision is about balance - about how to place food in its appropriate context for a life well-lived and enjoyed. Recent guests have included a group of Microsoft Human Resource Managers after a long day of strategy and planning; a woman who received the evening class for her and her friends as a birthday gift from her boyfriend; and a local resident who gathered family together for a Thanksgiving meal. Besides regular classes and special guest chefs, future plans include children’s classes and parties. Diane has not forgotten how difficult her transition out of hopelessness and through challenging times was, and a large part of her vision includes support of her local community by donating classes and money to benefit children’s education and women in transition.

Copperworks Distilling is a distillery, tasting room and retail store located on Seattle’s downtown waterfront. We create small-batch spirits from a base of malted barley (essentially a high-quality craft beer). We offer Copperworks American Single Malt Whiskey, a series of gins, and a vodka. All our spirits are distilled onsite in traditional copper stills that were handcrafted especially for us in the highlands of Scotland. Copperworks opened its doors in 2013 offering tastings, tours and other events focused on enjoying and learning about fine distilled spirits.

Brand new, interactive, state-of-the-art flying theater that takes you on an aerial adventure over Washington State

Dockside SODO (1728 4th Ave S. Seattle 98134) is open from 8:00am to 11:30pm Monday through Saturday and 9:00am to 10:00pm on Sundays. Dockside Shoreline (15029 Aurora Ave N. Shoreline 98133) is open 9:00am to 10:00pm Monday through Saturday and 11:00am to 7:00pm on Sundays. @LiveDockside on Twitter @DocksideCannabis on Instagram

The Northwest Flower & Garden Show is not just a bunch of pretty flowers. It’s the best annual event for gardeners to gather ideas and inspiration to help them create gracious outdoor living spaces just right for the entire family. On six acres of dazzling beauty, our Display Gardens are the heart and soul of the show, featuring fully landscaped gardens showcasing the most up-to-date design trends from the region’s top designers. Whether you garden on an acre or a small balcony, you’ll take home hundreds of ideas from the show that will perfectly fit your garden. Our Marketplace is a shopping destination, with 350 exhibitors offering practical garden gear and unique nature-inspired art, plus loads of cool plants ready for your garden. These mini-stores have been hand-picked to represent the very best in gardening products. The show is known for its outstanding educational programs – over 100 in all, all free – featuring gardening luminaries from around the US, sharing the latest trends and information with both stunning visuals and practical DIY tops. As the 2nd largest garden show in the U.S., the Northwest Flower & Garden Show receives countless accolades from both seasoned gardeners and those just starting to dig in the dirt. It's a true gardener's extravaganza. Join us! February 22-26th, 2017 at the Washington State Convention Center in Seattle, WA.

Unique gifts, arts & crafts, handmade items and specialty foods including Artists In Action and cooking demonstrations. Ticket Prices: Kids 12 & under: Get in FREE Adults: $12.50 w/ $2 website or $12 w/ Facebook Coupon includes .64 Seattle City Tax One Ticket Price Return For FREE!

The best way to explore and discover Pike Place Market! On these 1-hour tours, get an insider’s look at the “soul of Seattle.” Hear its fascinating stories – past and present. See fish fly, seasonal produce stands, and hardworking flower growers that make the Pike Place Market famous.

Melrose Market is located in a triangular block of historic automotive buildings constructed in 1919 and 1926, in the west end of the Pike-Pine neighborhood, and just east of Seattle's downtown shopping district. The buildings feature exposed wood beams and ceilings, exposed brick and concrete walls, high ceilings and floor-to-ceiling glazing.

The Capitol Hill Sunday Market is a european style street market in the popular Pike & Pine District of Seattle's Capitol Hill neighborhood. Expected to launch in summer 2013 with over 100 local businesses from original hand crafts, antiques and street food vendors every Sunday year round. For more information

Our current urban landscape: Watch the Seattle skyline today. Then watch it tomorrow. In the blink of an eye, it changes. The city we lived and worked in just ten years ago is truly unrecognizable. The growth, fueled in part by the meteoric expansion of a handful of larger corporations, is the private developer’s dream. Rents and housing prices are some of the highest in the nation. Those with resources can find an endless supply of investment opportunities in Seattle and an equal number of new commercial outlets to enjoy the windfall. The primary focus is economic. We’re left with an explosion of new office buildings, condos, and com- mercial spaces whose core motive is profitability. The fallout? We find ourselves separated more by class, race, and socio-economic levels. The urban environment feels increasingly sterile. Culture be- comes an afterthought. And spontaneous, collective artistic expression and the experience of blending with all walks of life are limited only to the streets where raw life and interaction is always happening. The potential to build our culture intentionally: Love City Love is taking this raw life that has always happened on the streets throughout time, across culture and in every major city in the world, and nurturing it within safe, beautiful spaces adjacent to the frenetic development all around us. In a neighborhood where upscale housing development and bars have claimed the landscape, Love City Love emerged as a blank canvas for the creative community to convene. We believe continuing to craft this alternative is not only possible but crucial to keep art and culture alive and thriving in our city. The project’s purpose is: • To be more intentional about creating an authentic culture here in Seattle that gives space for emerging artistic collaborations, for people of all ages, backgrounds and economic means to experience and participate in artistic expression and experiences that weave us together as a unified whole. • To create a vessel for the emerging artist in all of us to grow, learn and expand beyond what we think is possible for ourselves and pursue creative ambitions in a holistic, sustainable way. • And to build a culture that gives us an alternative to the digital world so we remain fertile to new ideas, broader perspectives, the visceral experience of a city, and our own humanity. Love City Love has already established itself as a cultural catalyst in three buildings in Seattle, the Bauhaus building on Melrose and Pine, and the CK Graphics building at Summit and Pike, and the Azteca building on Eastlake Ave. E. By activating these otherwise empty spaces, the audience for Love City Love’s open and inclusive format has grown rapidly and received significant attention. In each venue, Love City Love hosted art shows and pop-up shops from local artists and designers, produced on-going music and dance collaborations drawing hundreds of people every week, showcased the work of young artists in spaces they would not otherwise have access to, and supported art-making workshops and classes for a wide range of participants. The energy and excitement is palpable, as collaborations and projects emerge amongst unlikely players, and as more people gravitate to this unique space. The project has sustained itself through broader collaborations, photo shoots, space rentals and other paying clients who were drawn to the beauty and aesthetic vibration of Love City Love’s talented staff and curators. For public events, they have held to the principle of no alcohol to support every individual in the space to stay conscious and awake to the exchange and cultural possibilities between them. Recent LCL Press: LCL Doc by Zach Self & Atuanya Priester- http://vimeo.com/70914690 LCL Doc by Avi Loud- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3BdtmLq3Qvw KIRO Radio Interview & Article- http://bit.ly/1uFXBqy City Arts Magazine (Feb. 14)- http://www.cityartsonline.com/articles/room-grow Crosscut- http://bit.ly/1BIoT4y Seattle Met Magazine- http://bit.ly/1I49L5g Do 206- http://do206.com/p/Theoretics-record-release