November Programs ARTS at King Street Station

King Street Station. Photo curtesy of ZGF Architects, Benjamin Benschneider.

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 November for the opening of new exhibition Visions of Worldbuilding and more! Read on for details about the upcoming free programs at ARTS at King Street Station.

ARTS at King Street Station is open Wednesday through Saturday, 11 AM–5 PM and until 8 PM on Thursdays in 2026. Admission is always free. The gallery is located at 303 S Jackson St, Top Floor, Seattle, WA 98104.

First Thursday Art Walk

Nov. 5, 5–8 PM

A man looks into a ceramic sculpture of a crocodile mouth wide open. — *Buwaya Baby*, Photo by Marcus Donner

Join us for Pioneer Square’s First Thursday Artwalk to celebrate the opening of Visions of Worldbuilding, including live music by PORTALS and an herbal tea station. In addition, you can catch a last look at Buwaya Baby by Heidi Grace Acuña before the exhibition closes on Nov. 7.

Buwaya Baby: Artist Talk & Tour

Nov. 7, 12-1 PM

Artist Heidi Grace Acuna poses with her work of a ceramic crocodile on a wooden table with a cloth reading "Buwaya Baby." — Photo by Marcus Donner

Join Heidi Grace Acuña for an artist talk for her interdisciplinary exhibit Buwaya Baby at ARTS at King Street Station. HGA will share about (re)connecting with the crocodile as a revered ancestor, her inspirations, family inspirations, and process.

RSVP for the Artist Talk

Sound Medicine for Liberation and Healing

Nov. 12, 6-7:15 PM

An older woman with short hair sits on the ground in the ARTS at King Street Station gallery and plays sound bowls.

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

Visions of Worldbuilding: Grief Workshop

Nov. 21, 1-3 PM

A large metal abstract sculpture of a person in a forest with a young girl standing by — *LIGHT CATCHER* by Marita Dingus, 2023.

A grief workshop hosted by A Resting Place where you are invited to participate in healing arts activities, as part of the Visions of Worldbuilding exhibition.

RSVP for the Grief Workshop

Visions of Worldbuilding: Curator Tour

Nov. 21, 1-2 PM

Acrylic, graphite and ink on canvas depicting a portrait of a smiling figure with brown skin and a dark afro on a blue background. The figure has large gold earrings and you can see the top of a brown-colored tank top. — *She Has Always Realized That She Has To Exceed All Requirements* by Adrienne Mathews

A guided tour of Visions of Worldbuilding led by co-curator Eula Scott Bynoe.

RSVP for the Curator Tour

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