Facility Rentals

Mt. Si Senior Center is available for your birthday party, baby shower, retirement celebration, memorial service, graduation celebration, or any celebration you may be planning. Options include a large dining room that seats 100 with optional access to an licensed commercial kitchen and coffee service. If you need a smaller space, consider our multi-purpose room for your event.

Prices are very reasonable.

For more information or to reserve space at the center for your next event, please call Demelza Riley at 425-888-3434, ext. 125.

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Multi Purpose Room:

The multipurpose room, the largest space at the Center, features multiple sliding glass doors looking onto a park, a new floor, lots of light and plenty of space for public meetings and a variety of activities.
The space includes a kitchenette. Chairs and tables are included in the rental cost.The space can also be divided by a moveable wall.

Features: Large windows looking onto Gardiner Weeks Park, separate entrance, adjacent restrooms, kitchenette.

Dining Room:
Floor-to-ceiling windows and stonework make the Center dining room memorable. The newly renovated space has hosted
countless community events, fundraisers and even weddings. It’s a great space for a party with access to a licensed commercial kitchen.
Features: 8-person round tables with chairs, new carpet, commercial coffee maker, adjacent restrooms, adjacent commercial kitchen for additional fee. Setup and cleanup are the responsibility
of the renter.

Classroom:
For small groups or classes, Mt. Si Senior Center’s classroom is ideally sized. The space, just off the north entrance, includes a conference table and chairs, plus a view of the courtyard.

Commercial Kitchen:
The licensed commercial kitchen offers two ovens, a four-burner gas range, serving pass-through window and sanitizing dishwasher, along with all the necessary pots, pans, and trays for preparing and packaging large quantities of food, up to Washington Health Department Standards.

A food handlers permit is required for anyone using the kitchen. The kitchen is a separate space and can be rented alone or in conjunction with the dining room.

Setup and cleanup are the responsibility of the renter.