Arts and Community Spaces From a Gothic Theater to Giant Chess

4.7 (172)

222 Wyoming Avenue

Live music, film screenings and community gatherings fill the calendar at this historic downtown Scranton theater with Gothic flair. Between scheduled events, the resident salon and ice cream counter stay open, and the bar pours reasonably priced drinks.

100 Dobbin Street

A historic Greenpoint industrial building at 100 Dobbin Street keeps its structural bones as an expansive event space in Brooklyn. The converted warehouse floor plan supports both public and private event formats, and public entry depends on a scheduled gathering.

4.3 (712)

Mon – Sun, 06:00 – 22:00

423 Maynard Ave S

Ping pong tables, giant chess and outdoor fitness equipment share this Chinatown-International District square, a casual neighborhood hub in Seattle. Buskers often play traditional music, street markets and cultural celebrations occasionally fill the pathways, and hours run 6:00 AM to 10:00 PM daily.

4.6 (238)

1508 11th Ave

An intimate Capitol Hill gallery and performance space for independent artists, Vermillion pairs rotating exhibits with live music, dance and variety shows. The industrial-chic back bar pours a modest, inexpensive list of wine and beer and sometimes hosts board games. No food is served.