The Good Shepherd Center, a historic building built in 1906, is an excellent example of Italian architecture with its Corinthian columns and stone work. Originally serving as a shelter for destitute women, the building was bought over by the City of Seattle in 1975 and was listed in their National Register of Historic Places. The center is the hub of musical activity for the Good Shepherd community, with a number of music studios located on the top floor. The center also has a 150 seater performance area which is complemented by a wooden floor, columns and a stage. NonSequitur, a non-profit music organization performs twelve of their shows per month at this venue.
Website: historicseattle.org
Phone: (206) 547-8127
4649 Sunnyside Ave N Seattle, WA 98103 ·2275.08 mi
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yelpThe Chapel is located on fourth floor of the Good Shephard Center. Attending a cello performance by Seth Parker Woods, all pieces are Seattle premieres: Pierre Alexandre Tremblay-...
MoreI've never been there but my mom gave birth to a baby boy there in 1964. I'm looking for survivor groups or adoptee groups and I am also looking for my brother who was born there.
MoreThis is my favorite neighborhood community center (sorry, the University Heights doesn't hold a candle) in a beautiful old brick Victorian-looking building surrounded by grassy grounds and tall...
MoreThis building and facility ar eoutstanding. Beautiful grounds- very well maintained. I have enjoyed many activities in many organizations ther eover the years - from garage sales with the Senior...
MoreThis is a magnificent building with beautiful grounds and interesting and diverse tenants. It is unfortunate that the building management maintains it so poorly. The building is dirty, the...
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