Le Chateau in Yakima, Washington
Le Chateau - 15 North Naches Avenue
The beautiful Le Chateau is available to rent throughout the year and is perfect for events such as weddings, receptions, quinceaneras, reunions, parties, benefit auctions and business meetings. Main rooms include a large ballroom with stage and an elegant fireplace room. Both rooms have architecture that date back to the 1930’s and have the elegance that will make your special event one to remember. These rooms also have doors that open up to the brick fenced garden courtyard.
Originally the YWCA, the building was significant for its role in promoting the welfare of women and girls in the Yakima Valley. Built in 1934, the structure served as a center of physical, social, and cultural activity for the region’s young women. The YWCA also temporarily housed the homeless, transient, and working women. It served as an employment agency and offered a wide range of social services in an age before extensive government-run programs. The Colonial Revival style building, designed by YWCA President Mary Remy and architect John Maloney, retains most of its integrity, including a period interior, reflecting the domestic institutional style favored by the organization.
The Chateau offers:
- 350+ capacity
- Full kitchen
- Multiple hotels within walking distance
- PA equipment available
- Theater stage
- Elegant courtyard
- Lounge area
- Tables and seating provided
Le Chateau is located at 15 N. Naches Avenue in Yakima, Washington. For more information on Le Chateau please visit their website at www.chateauyakima.com, or you can call 509-853-1060 to schedule your event.
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