Reviews of Kenyon Hall. (Performing Arts Theater) in Seattle (Washington).
Kenyon Hall
7904 35th Ave SW, Seattle, WA 98126, United States
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Information of Kenyon Hall, Performing arts theater in Seattle (Washington)
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This place has a very good rate, they treat their customers well and you’ll feel welcome, super recommended
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Reviews of Kenyon Hall
Wyatt RothOne of the coolest venues in west Seattle. So much character and the staff are all the most lovely people. You can book the hall for all sorts of things and I highly recommend checking it out! Very welcoming and inclusive.
Soohee KimA cozy yet sizable (125 cap.) local venue for lots of interesting productions. We went to a friends' harp and viola performance, music composed to accompany a 1920's silent Dutch film "Snow White." The quaint and welcoming space made the event even more enjoyable.
Fish LipsIt is a fabulous place for small gathering s for performances and party's. We absolutely love the atmosphere. It's a great feeling. Very sophisticated, yet so simplistic.
David ProebstelKenyon Hall is quaint and comfortable. The performance on the Wurlitzer was a bonus. Host and hostesses were warm and helpful. The popcorn and roor beer floats are $1! Roy Zimmerman was performing and he put on a fabulous 2 hour show of political satire songs. Most fun I have had for a long while.
Mihaela FroehlichWonderful asset to the community. Went to see Magical Strings and it was a wonderful evening. Also, worth a visit just for $1 root beer floats!
Alex SargeantFantastic local venue for live music and root beer floats. Lou, we miss you.
Dennis GalvinAttended a show by Portland, ME based Josephine County Band. A great concert by fine musicians Hanz Araki, Colleen Raney, Erica Brown, and Matt Shipman. Kenyon Hall continues to bring in great performers. Lou Magor is the usual emcee and provides quite the show of describing the root beer floats (only a dollar and worth the price of admission), and he usually plays the Wurlitzer (also worth the price of admission). Thanks to Lou and the volunteers for another great evening in West Seattle.
Dave HarhayNice place for an event. Easy street parking. A fantastic restaurant next door which has a great beer list, too.
Claire HooverLou is a treasure and a delight. Any show at this venue will be a great one!
kayla beeWonderful place to see shows! Has lots too offer!
LauriV BertagnaA unique and casual venue. Great root beer floats.
C RyanQuaint, neighborhood-oriented, historical with Wurlitzer indide (though it was not playable the day we were there).
Lisa WeberOld fashion live radio shows are a lot of fun at this venue.
Bill ElliottGreat times are had here. The organ is very well tuned.
Nicole SorensenMy toddler loves taking Kinder Music here with teacher Lou.
john burkeVery cool music and dance venue for mature folks
Kristin MaidtQuirky event space that can be rented out for concerts and performances.
Celeste Lewisthe wurlitzer organ is fantastic. I could listen to it all night.
Susan DeBoerWent to a silent movie with organ. Loved it
Barbara OxholmThey were solo good last night!
William ElliottGreat place to see a silent movie.
Mylinda SA lovely space & amazing 1929 Werlitzer.
Justin AdamsLou is the best.
Donna BennettPianist Joyce Gibb is fabulous!?!
Birch PereiraYou have to see the Wurlitzer Organ setup there!
Liberty BishopFun and unique venue!
Karen BidwellGreat venue for this event.
thomas ritchieAlways a fun time 😎 …
Chad McCollumHistorical little hall in West Seattle.
Teri SchroederGreat show!
Ira McCullyThe Organ IS the building! The building IS the ORGAN!
Richard ClarkWatched vaudeville routines.
Matthew CaryLou!
Howard JessFunky & eclectic
Brian ZenkVintage
Michael WehlingA temple of joy.
Rana Sayof👍👍👍👍👍👍 …
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