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Town Hall Seattle is committed to accessibility for audiences and artists alike. From our ticketing policies to the capacities of our physical space, our goal is for Town Hall to be a place where everyone can take part, be inspired, and use their voice to shape our future.<\/p>\n
Our Venue<\/b><\/p>\n
In 2019, Town Hall Seattle completed a $35 million renovation, providing an even more accessible home for our city\u2019s conversations and creativity. Core accessibility features of the renovation include:<\/p>\n
A Note on Transportation and Parking<\/strong><\/p>\n Town Hall Seattle does not have a designated parking lot. Our venue is served by frequent bus routes, is near access to light rail stations, and close to a number of parking options nearby \u2013 including discounted, ADA parking at LAZ Parking (6th Ave Coast Seattle Downtown Hotel <\/span>Garage). Learn more about parking options and discounted parking nearby here.<\/a> Program Accessibility & Livestreaming<\/b><\/p>\n Town Hall strives to ensure that all audience members can participate fully in our programs. We make every effort to provide real-time captioning (CART), ASL interpretation, translation and transcription services, and seating accommodations upon request<\/a>.<\/p>\n Town Hall currently provides livestreaming for select events. An event may be livestreamed under any of the following circumstances:<\/p>\n Audio and\/or video recordings of most Town Hall-produced programs are available to the public approximately 2 weeks after the initial event date. You can find Town Hall\u2019s digital content by visiting the Audio<\/a> & Video<\/a> Archives, and by subscribing to our podcasts<\/a> and YouTube<\/a> channel.<\/p>\n We do our best to honor livestream requests, pending staffing and permission from speakers and publishers. Contact access@townhallseattle.org<\/a> to request accessibility services, ask questions, or to let us know what other accommodation you need to participate fully. Please provide at least 2 weeks\u2019 advance notice when requesting CART and Livestreaming, and at least 4 weeks\u2019 notice when requesting ASL.<\/b><\/p>\n For more information about our entrances, accessibility requests, and more, check out our <\/i>Plan Your Visit pages.<\/i><\/a><\/p>\n Economic Accessibility<\/b><\/p>\n Town Hall strives to ensure that the cost of admission is never a barrier to participation. Almost all Town Hall-produced events are available on a sliding scale starting at $10, and many events are free. To break down further barriers to access, our 22 & Under initiative launched in 2019 with support from the Seattle Office of Arts & Culture, making most Town Hall-produced programs free for everyone aged 22 & Under.<\/p>\n If the ticket price to a Town Hall-produced program poses a barrier for you, please contact patronservices@townhallseattle.org<\/a> for economic accommodations.<\/p>\n Economic Access for Rental Partners: <\/b>We operate our stages with the same deep commitment to economic accessibility; our performance spaces are the most affordable in the region among similarly sized venues. We underwrite rental rates and related services for other small and midsized nonprofits and mission-aligned producers to help level the cultural playing field and ensure that everyone can afford to take the stage.<\/p>\n
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