Seattle Stages Set the Tone for a Four-Stop Detour
Union Arts Center introduces the theatrical side of this Seattle collection, with spaces for plays, dance and cabaret. Moore Theatre offers a historic concert-and-comedy alternative, Fogo de Chão Brazilian Steakhouse adds tableside dining, and Pike Place Market brings galleries and public plazas. Compare current programs before building your outing around a show or a special market event.
Union Arts Center stages classic plays, musicals, dance and cabaret at 700 Union Street in downtown Seattle. Its theater productions pair award-winning actors with detailed costuming and special effects. Clear sightlines define the performance spaces. Concessions near the coat check serve light snacks and drinks. For holiday productions, check the current program before choosing a show.
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An open churrasco grill anchors Fogo de Chão Brazilian Steakhouse at 400 University Street, where gaucho chefs carve fire-roasted meats tableside. The Market Table offers cured meats, cheeses, fresh salads and sides. For drinks, the space also includes Bar Fogo and the Next Level Rooftop Lounge. It opens daily at 11:30 AM, with closing times varying by day. A 21+ designation applies.
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Built in 1907, Moore Theatre occupies 1932 2nd Ave in downtown Seattle and holds 1,800 people. The historic venue hosts national music acts, comedy and live performances. The historic venue combines period atmosphere with sound and lighting quality. Some visitors favor first balcony seats for full band views. Event ticket limits often apply per person and credit card, typically six to eight tickets.
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Pike Place Market is a historic public market district at 85 Pike Street, with galleries, Pike Plaza, Victor Park and other open public spaces. Its grounds host community events, including a market-wide Día de Muertos celebration with authentic Mexican food, altars and a parade. Check the current program before planning around a community celebration.
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