The Hall, located on beautiful Madrona Point in Eastsound, has been a natural community gathering place since it was built in 1891. The Hall is host to a variety of classes, dances, wedding receptions, art fairs, fundraisers, birthday parties and community events. Rentals include use of our extensive collection of chairs and tables, as well as our LCD projector and sound system. Situated among Madrona trees, evergreens and wildflowers on beautiful Madrona Point in Eastsound, the heart of Orcas Island, the Hall has hosted many memorable weddings and gala celebrations over the years.

🌹 Sadie Lake is a picture-perfect wedding and event venue in Arlington, Washington located on 18 acres with a stunning private lake. The property is located five minutes from the I-5 near Smoke Point. The indoor Barn Venue is a 3,000 square foot event barn with beautiful views North from the second floor. The outdoor area includes multiple ceremony sites, expansive lakeside areas & wooded trails. Highlights of the venue include a large outdoor tent, 2 get-ready suites, 5 restrooms, full kitchen, on-site parking, row boat & lake access, an outdoor fire pit and more! The property boasts of a well-kept natural setting suitable for casual or formal events. We host weddings & special events all year! The total venue capacity is 300 guests. Event items included with rental include: Chairs, Tables, Arbors, Indoor & Outdoor Sound Systems, Outdoor Games & Extensive Décor!

Four Springs House offers an inspirational and unique setting for your next event. Located on a 50-acre preserve that offers a park setting, Four Springs House is a storybook location for a destination wedding. All within driving distance from Seattle. This Camano landmark welcomes brides and grooms, guests for weddings, special events, corporate meetings, family reunions and fun yet to be thought of. The venue includes a main house featuring views of the lake and a separate building – The Meadow Room which can be set up for receptions, meetings, and social events. The surrounding setting includes a lake, wooded trails and large open meadows.

Stilly Brook Farm was originally homesteaded by a pioneer family in 1889. It still retains its magnificent, original cedar beams and cathedral ceiling that once held up to 25 tons of hay. David & Terri Lundquist are the current owners, along with their 5 daughters, are now adding to what the Emery’s originally envisioned when they turned this sleepy farm into a place for others to enjoy. Once you step inside you will see that Stilly Brook Farm has attended to every detail in this beautifully renovated venue.