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Seattle Celebrates 50 years of African-American Culture at Langston Hughes Performing Arts Institute

…Williams, and ARTS Acting Director and former Executive Director of Langston Hughes Performing Arts Institute, royal alley-barnes. Vivian Phillips, ARTE NOIR Founder, will introduce community Artists Honorees Tee Dennard and Kibibi…

Statement from the Seattle Arts Commission on Recent Events regarding Black Lives

…solidarity with our Black artists, Black leaders of organizations and Black arts and cultural administrators during this painful and egregious period. We recognize that these acts of injustice will continue…

2024 Call for Advisors | ARTS at King Street Station

Apply to be an ARTS at King Street Station Advisor Applications close April 30, 2024 ARTS at King Street Station (KSS) is a dynamic space for arts and culture in…

Emergency Resources for Organizations Navigating Federal Arts Funding Reductions

Many arts and cultural organizations in Seattle and across the country are facing the impact of recent federal grant reductions and terminations. These decisions are deeply concerning and pose serious…

2014 Civic Partners

…Civic Partner grant helps us to offer programs in young artist development and community engagement, and opens our doors to local artists,” said, Josh LaBelle, executive director of Seattle Theatre…

Caring for the Caregivers: Lifting Up Seattle’s Creative Youth Development Workers

Written by Monique Courcy Seattle has long been a hub for innovative and transformative youth arts programming. But behind every impactful program are youth workers — teaching artists, mentors, and…

Artists at the Center | Fall and Winter 2024 Lineup

Artists at the Center introduces emerging and established artists to Seattle Center while broadening the arts and cultural experiences in the Uptown Arts & Cultural District. Join us for surprising…

Get funding to activate Seattle parks!

Since 2016, Seattle’s Office of Arts & Culture (ARTS) has partnered with Seattle’s Parks and Recreation (SPR) to increase arts and culture-based events in parks throughout the city. Through the…

Be Seattle’s Next Civic Poet

The Seattle Office of Arts & Culture (ARTS), in partnership with the Seattle City of Literature, commissions and supports an experienced poet for a two-year residency. The Civic Poet is…

Opening Reception | Journey to Serenity & Manifestations

Thank you to everyone who joined us on Thursday, April 4, to celebrate the opening of Journey to Serenity by Nahom Ghirmay and Manifestations by June Sekiguchi at ARTS at King…