
Tattoo shops in Georgetown
Industrial-arts district with galleries, bars and Art Attack nights
- Industrial
- Arts
- Art walk
- Bars
- Easier parking
4 studios in Georgetown
Getting tattooed in Georgetown
Georgetown is arguably Seattle's oldest neighborhood, and its old brick brewery buildings are now home to artists and small businesses, giving the area an industrial-bohemian feel. King County International Airport, also known as Boeing Field, sits at its edge, and freight rail and warehouses surround the small historic core along Airport Way South.
Georgetown Art Attack, run by the Georgetown Business Association, happens every second Saturday, when galleries, studios and shops open their doors. A small number of tattoo studios sit near the core. The neighborhood also takes in South Park across the Duwamish Waterway.
No light rail serves Georgetown. King County Metro buses connect it with downtown and nearby areas, and many visitors drive. Street parking is generally free, which makes it one of the easier places in the city to park for a long session.
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Tattoo artists in Georgetown
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Just outside Georgetown

Electric Cobra
Columbia City, Seattle · 1.7 mi
Electric Cobra Tattoo Parlor is located in Seattle’s Columbia City neighborhood and offers custom tattoos. Appointments can be arranged by contacting the shop, and walk-ins are accommodated on a first-come, first-served basis.
Open dailyAmerican TraditionalWalk-ins(206) 261-3545View
Dying Wish Tattoo
SoDo, Seattle · 1.8 mi
Dying Wish Tattoo is a private tattoo studio in Sodo, Seattle. Appointments are booked by submitting a request form, and the studio provides its address and access information once an appointment is confirmed.
(845) 718-0013View
Georgetown tattoo FAQ
How many tattoo shops are in Georgetown?
We list 4 tattoo studios in Georgetown, Seattle, including Cosmic Noise Tattoo, ArtCore Studios, and Linked by Ink Tattoos.
When is Georgetown Art Attack?
Georgetown Art Attack happens on the second Saturday of every month. The Georgetown Business Association organizes it, and galleries, studios and shops open their doors. Upcoming dates in 2026 are November 14 and December 12. Much of it is indoors, which makes it an easy outing while a new tattoo heals.
How do I get to Georgetown without a car?
Georgetown has no light rail station, so you'll need a bus, bike or rideshare. King County Metro buses connect the neighborhood with downtown and nearby areas, so check Metro's trip planner for current routes. If you drive, street parking is generally free.