Show some Special Love to our Partners
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Thanks to the business members shown above who have invested with us at "Leader" and "All in for Admiral" levels. Please say thank you the team for their significant investment in the Admiral Neighborhood for 2026
Next General Meeting
Our next General meeting will be held on Tuesday January 13th, 7pm at Admiral Hub ... join us for an evening of connection with your neighbors, an introduction to all of the events taking place in 2026 as well as a conversation with the SW Precinct Crime Prevention Specialist Matt Brown.
New individual and Business Member opportunities ... click here to invest in Admiral with us
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The Admiral Neighborhood Association (ANA) is comprised of residents, businesses, and others who care about the diverse environmental, economic and social sustainability of our Admiral neighborhood. We believe in maintaining a quality of life for everyone and exist to inclusively serve our neighbors and our community.
Welcome to Seattle's
Admiral Neighborhood
The Admiral neighborhood lies on the northern bluff of the West Seattle peninsula (accurately titled the Duwamish Peninsula, after the local Indian tribe). It is rich in views and lovely, old homes and maintains a lively restaurant trade plus The Admiral movie theater – a fun, retro experience with nautical décor.
Admiral’s small, thriving commercial district has a good mix of businesses including a choice of large grocery stores. The Hiawatha Community Center and West Seattle Library are located here. Schmitz Park – 53 acres of never-cut forest – is in Admiral.
Admiral’s small, thriving commercial district has a good mix of businesses including a choice of large grocery stores. The Hiawatha Community Center and West Seattle Library are located here. Schmitz Park – 53 acres of never-cut forest – is in Admiral.
The Admiral Neighborhood Association acknowledges that we gather today on the home territories of the Duwamish Peoples, the traditional and current stewards of this region past, present, and future, who have reserved treaty rights to their ancestral homelands.
We also acknowledge that this statement does not take the place of authentic relationships with indigenous communities, but serves as a first step in honoring the land we occupy and resisting the erasure of Indigenous Peoples.
We also acknowledge that this statement does not take the place of authentic relationships with indigenous communities, but serves as a first step in honoring the land we occupy and resisting the erasure of Indigenous Peoples.
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