Daybreak Star Main Hall

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Rental Requirements

Rental agreement and rules can be found at our website: http://www.unitedindians.org/eventrental/rental-info/

You provide catering. Food must be cooked and prepared offsite.  Your caterer is responsible for bringing any items needed for food service. Daybreak Star does not provide equipment or serving utensils.  Caterer must be insured, and provide a liquor license for serving alcohol

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Rules & Regulations

Rental agreement and rules can be found at our website: http://www.unitedindians.org/eventrental/rental-info/

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Cancellation Policy

Deposits listed are holding/damage deposit and are required at the time of booking. The deposit is nonrefundable due to cancellation. Deposits are refunded within two weeks following the event, if the building is in the same condition as when you arrived. The building rental fee is due two weeks prior to the event.  Cancellation of room rentals will result in a non-refundable deposit In order to cancel a room reservation, you MUST provide us with the following:

  Written notification indicating your cancellation
  Applicant name (as it appears on rental application form)

The Basics

Equipment

Instruments

Additional Info

Daybreak Star does not have a sound system or project or screen.  It is not possible to black out the windows in the main hall.

The Building

The Daybreak Star Cultural Center is a Native American Cultural Center in Seattle, Washington, described by its parent organization United Indians of All Tribes as “an urban base for Native Americans in the Seattle area.”

We are a unique, large venue with a Northwest vibe! Daybreak Star boasts unique architecture, Native American artwork, and expansive views of Puget Sound, all close to the heart of Seattle. Daybreak Star Indian Cultural Center is located high atop the bluff overlooking the Puget Sound from Magnolia’s Discovery Park.
We are one of the few locations in Seattle that can hold up to 250 seated people, at a very reasonable price.

United Indians of All Tribes Foundation (UIATF) was founded to serve as a center for Urban Indian in the Greater Seattle area and beyond. UIATF is a 501c3, providing cultural, support, economic development and educational programs for urban Indians in Puget Sound.

We have a main community hall that holds 250 seated, and 300 standing. We also have outdoor areas for summer events, and a BBQ pit. Interior classrooms and meeting rooms available for rent on evenings and weekends. Floorplans, rates, rental agreements, booking calendar and photos can be found at our Seattle event rental website.

Hours

Open M-F 9am to 5pm,  evenings and weekends by reservation or special arrangement

Parking

Daybreak Star has a relatively small free lot with 40 spaces immediately adjacent to the building. There is plenty of parking on either side of the road leading to Daybreak Star. with free parking allowed on both sides.