ASTRO Experiences · Seattle
Curated local experience providers on the ASTRO Network — bonfires, beach setups, charters, and events worth remembering.
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Seattle, WA
Seattle Presents features multiple public galleries and civic art initiatives dedicated to diverse artistic expression. Spaces throughout the city including King Street Station and City Hall showcase contemporary art, cultural exhibitions, and public artworks celebrating local and international creative voices.
Seattle, WA
Leschi Marina is centrally located on the western shore of Lake Washington, offering convenient access to the lake. It features permit parking and is adjacent to several popular restaurants and shops. The marina is home to a vibrant sailing community and provides the only public moorage between I-520 and Seward Park, primarily for boats under 30 feet.
Seattle, WA
Lakewood Marina is located on the western shore of Lake Washington, nestled in one of Seattle's beautiful neighborhoods. It offers a pristine setting with access to Ohler's Island and is within walking distance of the historic, 300-acre Seward Park. The marina primarily accommodates boats under 30 feet, with some limited space for larger vessels, and provides public moorage.
Seattle, WA
The Museum of Flight is a museum that features the Runway to Runway exhibit, showcasing flight attendant fashions. Visitors can engage in interactive tours and experiences. The museum also offers unique event venues for private affairs and has a gift shop with air and space themed items.
Seattle, WA
Green Lake Pitch and Putt offers a golf experience with shorter holes and smaller clubs, designed for a low-stress game. Visitors can enjoy swinging and putting in an outdoor setting. Beer is available for purchase on-site.
Seattle, WA
Leschi Marina is centrally located on the western shore of Lake Washington, providing convenient access to the lake. It offers public moorage between I-520 and Seward Park, featuring permit parking. Adjacent to popular restaurants and shops, the marina is home to a vibrant sailing community. It is designed primarily for boats under 30 feet, with some limited accommodations for larger vessels.
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The Georgetown Steam Plant is a National Historic Landmark and City of Seattle cultural venue exploring science, history, technology, engineering, art, and mathematics. The facility hosts exhibitions, performances, and educational events designed to inspire community members to envision a future where all belong.
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Pacific Science Center is a museum located in Seattle, Washington. It offers Planetarium shows and daytime laser shows for visitors. Guests can find new experiences and more to explore under its arches.
Seattle, WA
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Seattle, WA
Jefferson Park Par 3 Course is a 18-hole golf course in Seattle, WA. Full scorecard, tee time alerts, and playing partners on Stymie.
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The Northwest African American Museum in Seattle, WA, features exhibits that highlight African American history and culture. Visitors can explore featured exhibits such as the Luther Vandross exhibit and The Story of the Salute. The museum also presents History Lives Here by Marcus Harden & Matt Halvorson, and Michael Bennett's Night Chapel. Guests are invited to contribute their stories of inspiring everyday heroes to extend the History Lives Here tribute.
Seattle, WA
The Gates Foundation Discovery Center offers visitors a chance to explore exhibitions and learn about the work of the Gates Foundation and its partners. Guests can take staff-guided tours that highlight innovations and powerful stories. Current exhibitions include 25 Years of Progress, showcasing global health and development, and Pashu Sakhi, focusing on women providing veterinary care in rural India.
Seattle, WA
Seattle Municipal Tower Gallery is a public art venue operated by the City of Seattle's Office of Arts & Culture, featuring exhibitions of contemporary and civic art. The gallery showcases works from the city's Civic Art Collection and rotating exhibitions.
Seattle, WA
Nickerson Marina provides safe and secure moorage on the Ballard Ship Canal between the Ballard Locks and Lake Union, offering access to both Lake Union and the Puget Sound. Located near Ballard Bridge and in close proximity to downtown Fremont, the marina serves boat owners in greater Seattle.
Seattle, WA
The Seattle Art Museum is located one block from Pike Place Market. Visitors can explore exhibitions and art from around the world and across the centuries. The museum also features a shop, a library accessible by appointment, and offers smartphone tours. Guests can sketch in the galleries and utilize family-friendly amenities like strollers and designated feeding areas.
Seattle, WA
The Wing Luke Museum in Seattle, WA, features exhibits like Ten Thousand Things, Lost & Found: Searching for Home, and Displace, which explore personal connections, diaspora artists, and Native Hawaiian legacies. Visitors can also take walking tours, including the Japanese American Remembrance Trail and Best of the C-ID Food Tours, to experience the Chinatown-International District's history and culture. The museum's Marketplace supports local businesses and its programs.
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The Henry is a museum of contemporary art presenting rotating exhibitions of works by contemporary artists across photography, prints, textiles, and costume. The museum's galleries feature contemporary visual art alongside educational programs and collections.
Seattle, WA
The Kobe Friendship Bell is a monument located in the Seattle Center. This large bronze bell, gifted in 1962 by Seattle's sister city Kobe, Japan, symbolizes international goodwill and cross-cultural friendship. Housed in a traditional Japanese structure and surrounded by serene gardens, it offers visitors a peaceful stop to understand Seattle’s international ties. The bell also plays a role during significant civic events.
Seattle, WA
The Center for Wooden Boats operates a livery on South Lake Union, continuing a decades-long tradition of providing public access to Seattle's waterways. As a living museum, it offers rentals of classic wooden and modern fiberglass sail, row, pedal, and paddle boats. Visitors can explore Lake Union, viewing houseboats, seaplanes, working shipyards, local wildlife, and Seattle's skyline. A free Public Peapod Program provides one-hour rowboat rentals, and no experience is needed for human-powered boats.
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The Museum of History and Industry (MOHAI) in Seattle, WA, presents the history and stories of the Puget Sound region. It features the Gourmondo at MOHAI Café, a mercantile shop, and the Idea Lab with monthly activities. Discovery Packs are available for children aged 3-10 in English or Spanish. The museum's collection includes over 6.5 million artifacts, images, and archival materials.
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Features a selection of electric, traditional, and mountain bike rentals in Seattle's Fremont neighborhood for various riding styles and skill levels.
Seattle, WA
MoPOP is a museum in Seattle, WA, dedicated to pop culture. It provides a space for visitors to immerse themselves in the world-shaping and constantly evolving forms and mediums of pop culture.
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The Coast Guard Museum Northwest in Seattle offers exhibits featuring thousands of Coast Guard related items. Visitors can explore uniforms, ship's wheels, lighthouse lenses, and large models of cutters. Notable displays include a piece of HMS BOUNTY, part of the USS CONSTITUTION, and the Coast Guard flag from the first shuttle flight. The museum also provides extensive research resources and holds the largest public collection of Coast Guard patches.
Seattle, WA
Tillicum Marina is located on the north shore of Lake Union in Seattle. It provides covered and uncovered boat slips for vessels ranging from under 20’ to 38’, offering direct access to the lake. The marina also features nine business offices with views of the water, city, and marina. It has served moorage and office tenants for over 60 years.