Introverts and bookworms, rejoice: There’s a monthly party in Seattle that was created with you in mind. Hotel Sorrento’s Silent Reading Party offers the chance to delve into a new novel or finish the classic you’ve been trying to complete for months, and (especially if you’re reading a library book), it’s totally free.

Hotel Sorrento is located at 900 Madison Street in Seattle's First Hill neighborhood.
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It's conveniently close to I-5 and easy to find.
This grand hotel has quite a history.
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It dates all the way back to 1909, when it was developed by a Seattle clothier named Samuel Rosenberg. was bought by the Malone Family in the 80s and fully renovated. It was even named one of the Top 25 Hotels by Conde Nast Traveler.

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The Silent Reading Party was invented by the Stranger’s Christopher Frizzelle, and from the beginning, there has been a lot of local interest.
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Nothing tops cozying up by the fireplace with a great book.
The reading party is held on the first Wednesday of the month from 6-8 PM.
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The party is always free, and the hotel typically offers drink specials during that time.
The hotel hosts a variety of events and parties throughout the year, but the Silent Reading Party is one of the most popular.
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People love being able to come together and enjoy their favorite reads.

If you live in Washington, there are a lot of fun things you can do without opening your wallet.

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