Coconut Cream Pie to Puget Sound: 4 Seattle Stops
Dahlia Bakery supplies the coconut cream pie for this four-stop Seattle selection. Union Arts Center and The Crocodile offer different kinds of live performance, while Sailing Seattle swaps the auditorium for a former ocean-racing sailboat on Puget Sound. Start with a pastry, then compare a current show or scheduled sailing rather than trying to fit every activity into one rigid itinerary.
Dahlia Bakery turns out handmade pastries in small batches at its downtown Seattle shop. Its signature coconut cream pie sits alongside bakes such as pain au chocolat and blueberry rosemary tarts, while the savory menu includes turkey focaccia with herb aioli. Morning queues form but move quickly from sidewalk to counter.
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Union Arts Center stages classic plays and musicals at 700 Union Street in downtown Seattle. Detailed costumes and special effects shape its theatrical productions. Educational community programs and visual art extend the center's work beyond the stage. A lobby concession counter near coat check serves light snacks and drinks. Check the current program for holiday productions.
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At The Crocodile, a raised stage and strong sightlines make the main concert hall the center of a Belltown complex that also houses a lobby lounge, Hotel Crocodile, and private rental spaces. Reviews praise the small-venue acoustics, while some visitors mention limited upper-floor seating. Check the event ticket for show-specific door and set times.
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Sailing Seattle has run cruises since 1984, taking passengers across Puget Sound aboard a 70-foot former ocean racing sailboat. Public sails and private charters offer views of the skyline, surrounding mountains, and local wildlife. Departure points include Pier 56 on Alaskan Way and Ballard.
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