Seattle Entertainment Group (SEG) has expanded its partnerships with both the Little Creek Casino Resort and Snoqualmie Casino & Hotel in Washington.
Under the agreements, SEG will serve as the official talent buyer and production consultant for the two casinos.
SEG will oversee artist booking, production logistics and venue coordination at each casino property. The entertainment acquisition and production company will also work with local partners to support future events at the venues.
Both properties are owned and operated by local tribes. The Squaxin Island Tribe runs Little Creek Casino and the Snoqualmie Indian Tribe owns the Snoqualmie Casino.
‘Thriving’ Entertainment at Washington Casinos
Little Creek Casino Resort CEO Ramon Nunez welcomed the expanded deal. Nunez said it will build on the success of the property’s existing relationship with SEG.
“SEG is delivering impressive results, and our entertainment program is thriving,” Nunez said. “Troy Wyatt’s (SEG CEO) operational experience continues to lower expenses, reduce risk, and capture attention.
“This partnership sets the stage for presenting two shows a month soon.”
Snoqualmie Casino CEO Mary Lou Patterson added: “In the last 10 years, we have enjoyed a fruitful partnership with Troy Wyatt. We’re thrilled to announce the forthcoming opening of our collaboratively designed event center later this year.”
Located in Kamilche, Little Creek Casino offers a range of slot machines, table games and a sportsbook. Also on site is a hotel, several dining options and three entertainment venues.
Snoqualmie Casino is situated just west of Seattle, offering visitors 1,700 slot machines and 58 gaming tables. It also has a sportsbook, hotel, restaurants and entertainment options.
