Cedar Hall Seattle

Experience Seattle’s most iconic Italian dining experience in the heart of downtown at Carmines 5th Avenue. ✨🌹 Located inside of Cedar Hall, enjoy timeless flavors and warm hospitality in a stunning new space. Ready to make your reservation? Book on OpenTable today! 🍽️

Curious about what Cedar Hall has to offer? 🌿

Take a closer look at our available spaces by visiting cedarhall.usbcseattle.com and downloading our building brochure. Whether you’re searching for a place to work, meet, connect, or gather, you’ll find helpful details and inspiration for making Cedar Hall your next destination. ✨

🍪 Cookie Pop-up Alert 🍪

Cookies with Tiffany will be joining us tomorrow from 11AM–2PM with fresh, delicious cookies ready to sweeten your day. 🤎

📍 Stop by, treat yourself, and bring a friend!

See you there! 🍪✨

🎨 Downtown Art Walk is happening tonight! 🖼️

Every 4th Friday of the month from 5–8 PM, check out Downtown Art Walk—a free, self-guided art tour featuring 40+ venues throughout downtown, including Cedar Hall!

This month, be sure to stop by and explore:
🦑 Level 1: Kraken Common Thread exhibit
🎨 Level 2: Rotating exhibit featuring works by Lisa Daniel of Pour It On Studio

Come stroll, discover, and enjoy the local arts scene! ✨

📅 Every 4th Friday | 5–8 PM
📍 Cedar Hall & venues throughout Downtown

Fall is officially here! 🍁 Welcome the new season by cozying up inside of Cedar Hall. What are you looking forward to most this season? Let us know in the comment section below. ⬇️

There’s still time to check out the Anchored in the Northwest gallery! ⚓️ Featuring artwork from past Kraken Common Thread seasons, alongside five brand-new mural panels by local artist Craig Johnson (Craig Johnson).

📅 The gallery closes September 30, so come by soon!

Tag a friend you’d bring below! ⬇️

Tenants, take a break from your work week and make time for your wellness inside Cedar Club. ✨ Whether you’re looking to fit in a workout, take a moment to reset, or simply prioritize your well-being, Cedar Club makes it easy to build wellness into your workday. 💪

tip: Did you know smiling may improve wellbeing by releasing happy hormones, lowering stress, and boosting team morale? Taking a moment to smile, say hello, or brighten someone’s day could make a difference. 🙂 How are you promoting your wellness today? Let us know below! ⬇️

Together Alone, 2023 by Emily Gherard

🖼️ Details
7’5” x 5’ 6”, Acrylic, Flashe and Staples on Cedar and Intaglio and Charcoal on Plaster with Cedar Frame

📍 Location
Level 2, Tenant Elevator Lobby

🎨 About the Piece
Emily Gherard is best known for her process-based work built from the accumulation of small pieces of wood stapled together, plaster blocks and lines of paint and graphite. Together Alone is part of a series of wall sculptures based on figures in historical works of art.

👩‍🎨 About the Artist
Emily Gherard (b. 1979, United States) is best known for her process-based work built from the accumulation of repetitive marks. Gherard earned her BFA from the Rhode Island School of Design, Providence, RI, and an MFA from the University of Washington Seattle, WA. She received the 2021 Joan Mitchell Fellowship, a 2006 PONCHO Special Recognition Award from the Seattle Art Museum, and the 2014 GAP Grant from Art Trust. She has participated in exhibitions at The Museum of Northwest Art, La Conner, WA, The Whatcom Museum, Bellingham, WA, and The Henry Art Gallery, Seattle, WA. In addition, her work can be found in numerous collections, such as the Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art, Swedish Medical Center, and Microsoft Permanent Collection. Gherard currently lives and works in Seattle, WA.

Learn more about Emily Gherard’s at www.gherard.com and view all of our artist at art.usbcseattle.com.

September is here, and we’re looking forward to settling back into our routines as fall approaches. 🍂 We encourage you to find your rhythm and spend some time working from Cedar Hall—an inspiring space to focus, connect with colleagues, and enjoy a change of scenery.