Langston Hughes Performing Arts Institute

As a former Jewish Temple, this community space offers facilities for many purposes. The theatre is adequate for smallish productions. The meeting rooms are adequate for groups of up to 50 people. Parking is adequate at all times of the day but is in a transitioning neighborhood so don't keep enticing things visible in your car.
3 7 years ago (19-04-2018)

Went there on the first Friday of the month for open mic night which showcases some pretty awesome talented artists of many forms. Doors open at 7pm and it's free. However, donations of any amount will help keep it going, so go check it out!
5 7 years ago (01-05-2018)

Cornerstone and bulwark of true Seattle history and culture in the central district. This place must remain eternally despite the gentrification and upscaling of the neighborhood.
5 7 years ago (17-05-2018)

I have never had a bad experience at Langston Hughes. It's what the community needs.
5 7 years ago (09-04-2018)

This is a neat older performance venue. It still has that nice historical charm. Parking is a bit odd if you don't know the nearby area, but otherwise, it's a neat place to see a performance.
4 8 years ago (23-11-2017)