Question 1

How do attendees get to and around Edmonds?

Accepted Answer

Edmonds is connected by Seattle’s major airport and nearby Paine Field in Everett, plus regional rail to Edmonds Station and Washington State Ferries. It’s an easy drive from Seattle and the North Sound, and the compact downtown is comfortably walkable between dining, shops, and venues.

Question 2

Which neighborhoods are best for staying or hosting?

Accepted Answer

Downtown Edmonds and the Waterfront/Marina District are favorites, offering walkable streets, galleries, and restaurants steps from the shoreline—perfect for attendees who want to stroll between sessions and evening plans.

Question 3

How many venues are available, and what kinds are they?

Accepted Answer

You’ll find 59 venues in Edmonds, including restaurants (16), bars/nightlife (7), wineries/breweries (4), event spaces (4), theaters (4), coworking spaces (3), museums (2), and more—plus options like community centers, a university/campus venue, a wedding venue, a hotel, a garden/park, an entertainment venue, and a gallery.

Question 4

What capacities and room sizes can Edmonds support?

Accepted Answer

Where reported, capacities reach 300 guests, and the largest single room is 1,500 sq ft—well-suited for receptions, plenaries, and breakouts.

Question 5

What amenities can planners expect at Edmonds venues?

Accepted Answer

Common amenities include in-house catering (20% of venues), outdoor space (16%), AV/tech (6%), and parking (4%), with select venues offering ballroom and pool options.

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