Walk down the main drag of Airport Way South and pedestrians actually say "Hi" to strangers.
Besides the original Rainier Brewery, a piece of history that fueled former factory workers and the oldest saloon in Seattle, Jules Maes, there's an eclectic mix of stores — button makers, antique dealers, bike store, music store, cake shop, home furnishings, tattoo parlors, indoor beach volleyball, breweries and a record store known to be a favorite among some of Seattle’s famous rockers. Not to mention a telephone museum and an acrobatics school.
The events in the area are just as random but fun — The Georgetown Carnival, beer festivals, a marching band extravaganza called Honk Fest, a pinball competition, bingo, bike (motorcycle movies at Smarty Pants every Wednesday) and spaghetti nights, monthly art walks, the annual Garden Walk and the Haunted History tour.
Come check us out… The Georgetown Inn is located right here in the middle of it all. It’ll be like knowing a cool little secret. Cheers!