Eastlake, WA
Music connected to Eastlake
About Eastlake
- • Kenny G, the famous saxophonist, once called Eastlake home.
- • The Center for Wooden Boats, dedicated to maritime heritage, originated in Eastlake.
- • Its location along Lake Union solidified Eastlake's importance for boat building.
- • Eastlake is home to a floating fire station, a unique feature on Lake Union.
- • The lowering of Lake Washington in 1916 dramatically changed Eastlake's shoreline.
- • Named for its location on the east side of Lake Union, it was settled in the 1880s.
- • With over 6,000 residents, it's a small piece of Seattle's vibrant urban core.
- • Sitting at 36 feet above sea level, the views of Lake Union are striking.
- • Many residents work in professional, scientific, and technical services reflecting Seattle's tech scene.
- • A blend of urban energy and lakeside tranquility creates a peaceful, yet stimulating atmosphere.
- • The Seattle Kraken play at Climate Pledge Arena, a short drive from Eastlake.
- • The University of Washington's rowing team has a long history of success on Lake Washington.