Good Shepherd Center

It is a beautiful four story brick building built in the thirties or forties to house wayward women. Great place for families to find solace and a truly wholesome experience.

The Chapel Performance Space at the top floor of the Good Shepard Center hosts a music series of new and alternative live music. The space here is truly magical and is there just for listening purposes. Rare and such a gem for the alternative and Seattle avant garde music scene. Highly recommended.

The gardens in back are fantastic. I'm usually here for shows upstairs in the Chapel Performance Space. It's a beautiful space which is available to all musicians and other performers. This means you get to witness a lot of thought provoking stuff which might have a hard time finding a home elsewhere in the city.

Absolutely beautiful. Loved the gardens, architecture and history of the place. I didn't go inside but I knew lots of people who've worked there and it generally has a nice vibe to it.

Heard the music of Sean Osborn part of his Orca Chamber Series. Delightful music played be a trio of superb musicians. What a treat! Five star music in a. Four star space. Chairs a bit hard for these bones. The piano and acoustics , though, were excellent.

Great place for LGBTQ seniors. Lots of activities available to keep you connected to community. Mature Fridnds has monthly potluck there. Good food, good company.

Interesting restored architecture. Parking. Elevator. Very diverse set of services. Check website for more information. offices, meeting rooms, public service oriented.

Went here far a grandson's recital. Loved the architecture and the plantings. Very interesting history posted in the main building.

A beautiful old building with lots of businesses inside. Parking lots outside and everything's well maintained.

Just beautiful grounds and biuldings big vegetable garden went during harvest time nice larg grass fields perfect for a picnic check it out