Stonington Gallery, Seattle Travel Guide
Explore the vibrant world of contemporary Native American art at Stonington Gallery in Seattle's historic Pioneer Square.
Nestled in Seattle's historic Pioneer Square, Stonington Gallery is a vibrant art gallery and picture frame shop that showcases the best of contemporary Native American art. With a commitment to promoting indigenous artists, this gallery offers a unique opportunity for tourists to explore the rich cultural heritage of the Pacific Northwest through stunning paintings, sculptures, and crafts. The gallery also features an extensive selection of picture frames, allowing visitors to perfectly preserve their art finds. Whether you're an art enthusiast or simply looking for a special memento from your Seattle visit, Stonington Gallery promises a memorable experience.
A brief summary to Stonington Gallery
- 125 S Jackson St, Seattle, Pioneer Square, Washington, 98104, US
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- Tuesday 10 am-5 pm
- Wednesday 10 am-5 pm
- Thursday 10 am-5 pm
- Friday 10 am-5 pm
- Saturday 11 am-5 pm
Know before you go
Hi, I'm Eve. Here are a few practical things to know before exploring Stonington Gallery.
- Visit during the gallery's opening hours to enjoy a guided tour and learn about the artists.
- Check the gallery's website for upcoming events and exhibitions to enhance your visit.
- Don't miss the chance to ask the staff about the stories behind the artworks—they're very knowledgeable.
- Consider purchasing a piece of art as a unique souvenir to remember your trip.
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Getting There
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Light Rail
If you're starting from Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA), take the Link Light Rail to downtown Seattle. Board the light rail at the airport station and travel towards the University of Washington. Get off at the Pioneer Square Station. From the station, walk north on 1st Ave, then turn right onto S Jackson St. Continue walking until you reach 125 S Jackson St, where Stonington Gallery is located.
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Bus
If you're near Westlake Center, head to the bus stop at 4th Ave & Pine St. Board bus number 14, which heads towards 2nd Ave & Jackson St. When you reach the stop at 2nd Ave & Jackson St, disembark, and walk east on Jackson St for about 2 blocks until you reach 125 S Jackson St.
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Walking
If you are close to the Seattle Art Museum or Pike Place Market, you can walk to Stonington Gallery. From the Seattle Art Museum, head south on 1st Ave towards S Jackson St, then turn left onto S Jackson St. Continue walking for about 5 minutes until you reach 125 S Jackson St. From Pike Place Market, walk south on 1st Ave, then take a left onto S Jackson St and continue until you see the gallery.
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Streetcar
If you are near South Lake Union, take the South Lake Union Streetcar towards Westlake Station. Get off at the 1st Ave & Jackson St stop. From there, walk east on Jackson St for about 2 blocks until you reach 125 S Jackson St.
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