311 Occidental Ave S · Pioneer Square
An 1890 brick landmark with a gallery at street level, Beautiful Things on the second floor, and working studios upstairs. Free to walk in, Wednesday to Saturday, 12 to 5.
Street level
Paintings hung salon style on the original brick, and the room for talks, music and art walk evenings.
See the rooms
Second floor · Free
More than 500 objects from about 1850 to 1950. Many of them still work: jukeboxes, radios, stereoscopes and more.
Explore the exhibition
The collection
Work made in the studios upstairs by the Seattle Prize fellows, now part of the Conru Art Foundation’s permanent collection.
See the collection
Upstairs
Working studios where the Seattle Prize fellows paint. The Seattle Prize site has the full story.
Visit seattleprize.orgThe Occidental is a brick landmark from 1890 on the Occidental Avenue promenade, in Seattle’s oldest neighborhood. Cast-iron columns and original brick at street level, north light in the studios upstairs.
The Conru Art Foundation restored it and opened its doors to the public, free.
Visit
311 Occidental Ave S, Seattle. Enter through the Floor 1 door on the Occidental Ave S pedestrian mall.
