History
Seattle's historic gathering place, Labour Temple has been reimagined for today's modern professional. Originally opened in 1942 as Labor Temple, at the heart of what once was known as the Denny Regrade, local unions made 2800 1st Avenue their home after their prior location at 6th Avenue and University Street was closed.
Opened as a two-story building where dock workers could meet, an additional floor was added to make space for other local union organizations. The exterior of that three-story structure has been maintained as a historic nod to the important work that took place in the building for decades.
Today's Labour Temple was opened in 2022 to serve as a gathering place for entrepreneurs and serve the hybrid workforce of modern times. A full interior renovation reimagined the space while paying homage to the building's origins.
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