Guest Parking: We have a small lot directly across from our courtyard gates, off of S. Carstens Place (street just north of Flying Squirrel Pizza.)
This lot is labeled as parking for Georgetown Ballroom. Guest & Vendor Parking: There’s a small lot on the east side of Airport Way, just north and across the street from our building. This is the gravel lot in front of the off-white building/ brown trim with the white roll up door. Back-in-angle parking is available in both the upper and lower areas. Note that this is NOT the pay lot directly across from our building. Pay Parking: 1) There is a pay lot directly across Airport Way from our building. This lot is available all day on weekends and AFTER 5pm ONLY on weekdays. 2) There’s another pay lot accessible from Corson Ave. S., between S. Homer & S. Carstens Place. This lot is available after 5pm. 3) There is a third large pay lot at the second light south of the Ballroom, on Airport Way S. at 13th Ave. S. Building: The Ballroom is a brick building on the west side of the street with large wooden doors. Georgetown Ballroom 5623 & 5625 Airport Way South, Seattle, WA 98108 (206)763-4999

Tyler and Allegra met the first time for early morning coffee right before Christmas. Allegra was going to a cocktail party later that day and forewarned Tyler she would be significantly overdressed for coffee. Tyler was expecting a little more skin. At the end of the coffee date, Tyler and Allegra stepped outside at which time Allegra declared, "I do believe it's precipitating". Tyler was perplexed by this new profound scientific way of describing the weather, but he was intrigued. In a few short weeks, Tyler found Allegra's incredible memory for art history, eye for interiors, and large fluffy orange cat irresistible. Over a few years of traveling, and co-mingling lives, Tyler realized that difficult situations - like the Air BnB in Spain flooding at 2am - were easier to get through with Allegra by his side. Allegra knew Tyler was a good one when he jumped out of the car on the way to the art museum to help a woman push her stalled car out of the road. Over the next few years he won her over with his cat-charming abilities and high tolerance for her large and rowdy family. And maybe more than a little bit with steady kindness, empathy and an easy-going sense of humor. Thanks to the Covid 19 pandemic they had an unexpectedly long engagement which allowed them time to buy a house together and also stress test the relationship with two moves, being locked in together for months and adding a second cat to the family. They are looking forward to beginning a long and fulfilling life together with lots of home improvements, fast sports cars, and always at least one giant orange cat.