The West Coast's main commercial fishing and workboat trade show, drawing fishermen, vessel owners, boatbuilders, seafood processors and marine suppliers, mostly from Washington and Alaska. This year it moves from the Lumen Field Event Center to the convention centre's Arch building.
Our advice: book now. Private rooms are already filling up.
Going to Pacific Marine Expo 2026? We'll email you once, before our book-by date, with the best group picks for that week.
629 Pike St, in the Sheraton Grand Seattle, Downtown · about 2 min walk from the convention centre
A Northwest brasserie on the corner of Seventh and Pike, across the street from the Arch building. Two semi-private rooms take 12 and 28, which suits a client dinner right after the show floor closes.
411 University St, in the Fairmont Olympic Hotel, Downtown · about 8 min walk from the convention centre
The Fairmont Olympic Hotel's signature restaurant serves Northwest food in a grand downtown dining room. The Petite is a fully private room for 14, and larger semi-private spaces take up to 40.
1301 Fourth Ave, in the Cobb Building, Downtown · about 9 min walk from the convention centre
A steakhouse in the historic Cobb Building that dry ages its beef on site. Three private rooms take 10 to 24, including a Board Room for small client tables.
1225 Fourth Ave, Downtown · about 9 min walk from the convention centre
A big wine bar and restaurant at Fourth and University, built around a tall glass wine tower, with more than 80 wines by the glass. A loft above the dining room takes groups of 40 to 100.
1401 Third Ave, Downtown across from Benaroya Hall · about 10 min walk from the convention centre
A long-running Pan-Asian restaurant with a satay bar, across from Benaroya Hall. Mezzanine rooms seat up to 64 together and the Union Street room takes 80.
Alder & Ash (629 Pike St, in the Sheraton Grand Seattle, Downtown): Ash Room up to 12 and Alder Room 28 seated, both semi-private; bar and lounge for 75. The George (411 University St, in the Fairmont Olympic Hotel, Downtown): The Parlor 12 (semi-private) and The Petite 14 (private); larger rooms for 20 to 40; buyout 120 seated. The Capital Grille (1301 Fourth Ave, in the Cobb Building, Downtown): Board Room 10, Washington Room 14 and Wine Room 24 (OpenTable). Purple Café and Wine Bar (1225 Fourth Ave, Downtown): Main dining room 20; partial loft about 40; full loft 85 to 100 (sources differ); buyout 200. Wild Ginger (1401 Third Ave, Downtown across from Benaroya Hall): Dragon Room 12, Lion Room 20, Mezzanine rooms 64; whole restaurant 300.
Pacific Marine Expo 2026 runs Nov 19–21, 2026 at Seattle Convention Center, Arch building, 705 Pike Street, Seattle, WA 98101. Book now: private rooms near the venue are already filling up for show week.
Yes. The Off the Clock trip planner builds a day-by-day agenda for Pacific Marine Expo 2026 with dinners, activities, shows and your own flights and meetings, and you can share it with your group or print it.