September Programs ARTS at King Street Station

Setting of the Daybreak Star: The Neighborhood Kids, photo by Bruce Tom

Each month we invite the community to upcoming events at ARTS at King Street Station. Join artists from the We Still Dream a Future cohort and KSS Advisors for free art and learning experiences designed to help us dream, learn, and grow. View our events calendar for more information.

Join us this September for gallery exhibitions, performances, and more! Read on for more details about the upcoming free programs at ARTS at King Street Station. Check out our summer events calendar for even more programs throughout the city.

ARTS at King Street Station is open Wednesday through Saturday, 11 AM – 5 PM and until 8 PM on Thursdays. Admission is always free. The gallery is located at 303 S Jackson St, Top Floor, Seattle, WA 98104.

First Thursday Art Walk

Sept. 3, 5–8 PM

Two hands with intricate nail polish hold a ceramic egg with a baby crocodile emerging out of it — *Buwaya Baby* by Heidi Grace Acuña, photo by Nifemi Madarikan

Join us for Pioneer Square’s First Thursday Artwalk! The evening will feature live music and dancing on the King Street Station plaza with Joe Brazil Legacy and a Free Zines & Mobile Book Fair by Common Area Maintenance.

In addition to the plaza festivities, join us in the gallery to celebrate the opening of Buwaya Baby and another chance to see A Legacy Illuminated: Black Theater in the Pacific Northwest.

Making / Unmaking

Sept. 5, 11:30 AM – 3:30 PM

Three Black women gather around a table of crafting supplies

Join Ashanti Davis and Dr Dé Scipio for a dialogue and collective sculpture-making about the interconnectedness of humans and the natural world.

Participants will be placed into small groups, giving them a chance to connect with others in the space. Together, groups will develop a freeform sculpture that represents the themes of their group discussion and the larger concept of un-making boundaries and interconnectedness.

RSVP for Making / Unmaking

Setting of the Daybreak Star: Black Belt Eagle Scout

Sept. 10, 6–7 PM

An Indigenous woman lays down and poses with a hand in her hair. Text reads "Black Belt Eagle Scout."

This series of events on the King Street Station Plaza creates an urban sanctuary where participants can gather in celebration as the day transitions to evening. The programs highlight Indigenous performers, creating an accessible entry point for communities to engage with Native music and cultural traditions.

RSVP for Black Belt Eagle Scout

Sound Medicine for Liberation and Healing

Sept. 23, 2:30–3:30 PM

A woman uses sound bowls with closed eyes while sitting on a gallery floor

Now, more than ever, we need opportunities to rest, release grief and rage, gather in safe space, feel supported, and give our nervous systems a chance to shift into the “safe and connected mode.” Through this series of sound medicine offerings, artist Tory Trujillo supports our collective healing, grounding, and restoration.

RSVP for Sound Medicine

Kuumba Gatherings

Sept. 24, 4–7:30 PM

Kumba Gatherings yellow and beige graphic. Text reads "Celebrate Kwanzaa with us year-round! Bring a creative project you are working on or play with supplies. Create and be in community!"

You’re invited to come celebrate Kwanzaa year-round! Bring a creative project you are working on or play with supplies. Create and be in community.

RSVP to Kuumba Gatherings

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