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Gas and Go Package
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Balance
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Off Site Activities
Arts & Cultural Activities
Kirkland Performance Center – Check the monthly schedule by genre to select the performance you’ll find most entertaining. Kirkland offers a veritable cornucopia of programs from theater to stand-up comedy; dance; classical music; jazz/blues/world music and contemporary music. The incredibly diverse schedule runs year-round. Why not reserve your seats prior to your arrival by using our convenient E-Concierge service.
Seattle Symphony – Enjoy a performance from one of the oldest and largest cultural organizations in the region.
Pacific Northwest Ballet – See Twila Tharp’s Nine Sinatra Songs, George Balanchine’s Jewels, or the classic Pinocchio performed by Seattle's highly acclaimed resident ballet company, founded in 1972.
Seattle Art Museum (SAM) - SAM has undergone an $86 million dollar expansion. Drop in to see extensive permanent collections, exciting international exhibitions, and a diverse lineup of programs.
Seattle Asian Art Museum – Be immersed in an Asian artistic encounter from the moment you view the Museum’s jewel-like historic building. The art-deco building is a hub for lively Asian art and cultural activities.
The Olympic Sculpture Park – Experience a variety of sculpture in an outdoor setting, while enjoying the incredible views and beauty of the Olympic Mountains and Puget Sound.
The Museum of Flight - See the history of flight from the beginning. The museum includes 85 airplanes, including the U.S's first presidential jet.
Frye Art Museum - Dedicated to artistic inquiry, a rich visitor experience, and civic responsibility, the Frye’s primary catalyst for engagement with contemporary art and artists is Charles and Emma Frye’s founding collection of late-nineteenth and early-twentieth-century art by Munich-based artists. Admission is always free.
Museum of Glass – Take a little side trip to Tacoma (just over a nearby bridge) to one of the most dynamic and breathtaking “living” museums you have ever experienced.