Paramount Theatre

Historic Paramount Theatre in Seattle

Originally known as the Seattle Theatre, the Paramount first opened on March 1, 1928, ushering in the era of silent films. Throughout the “talkies,” vaudeville acts and Great Depression and onto Broadway musicals and modern rock, jazz, comedy and soul performances, the magnificent concert hall has solidified its recognition as an official City of Seattle landmark.

Widely considered the area’s premier performing arts venue, the opulent Paramount Theatre has hosted The Grateful Dead, Nirvana, Madonna and Pink Floyd. It was the “in” spot in the Roaring Twenties just as it is today. The Silent Movie Monday Series accompanied by the original Mighty Wurlitzer Organ is always a popular peek into the past. Located at 9th Avenue and Pine Street, the theatre’s stunning architecture alone is worth the price of a ticket.

 

Recreational Dispensary near Paramount Theatre

Less than half a mile from the Paramount Theatre, you’ll arrive at Uncle Ike’s Pot Shop. Our Olive Way Dispensary welcomes adults over the age of 21 to choose from a vast and exceptional collection of recreational cannabis. With low-low prices, discounts bins, flash sales, ATMs on-site, online ordering and doors open everyday from 8 AM to 11:45 PM, we showcase pioneer brands, creative strains and outstanding potency, flavors and effects.