Discover Seattle’s locally owned “hidden gems” that help shape our neighborhoods. The Office of Economic Development’s 2011 Only in Seattle campaign celebrates local businesses that deliver one-of-a-kind experiences. The website…
…affordable space for local artists. The INSCAPE project will create or retain more than 100 permanent jobs, provide affordable artist space, and revitalize the Chinatown/International District and Pioneer Square neighborhoods….
…alliance of the chief executives of local arts agencies in the nation’s 60 largest cities. Americans for the Arts is a nonprofit organization for advancing the arts and arts education…
…planning grant, which runs through January 2013, will support development of a comprehensive K-12 arts education plan aimed at increasing quality learning opportunities. The Seattle Office of Arts & Cultural…
…trucks. The Office of Arts & Cultural Affairs and other city departments will be there with information and to answer questions. Enjoy Latin jazz by the Fred Hoadley Trio in…
Are you a library user? Does your organization use the library? Do you perform at the library? Do you hold joint programming with the library? The Seattle Public Library wants…
As the arts are essential in a complete education, we’re sharing the news that the Seattle Office for Education (OFE) is seeking requests for qualifications (RFQs) from organizations to support…
…School & Community Programs, which are partially supported with funding from the Seattle Office of Arts & Cultural Affairs, 4Culture, National Endowment for the Arts, PONCHO and the Bank of…
…clear, and represents the values of stakeholders. Read about the Office of Arts & Cultural Affairs’ Arts Education Partnership with Seattle Public Schools here. Proposals are due to Seattle Public…
Join The Seattle Public Library as it explores options for ensuring quality library services now and for the future. Comment on suggestions for improving library hours, the collection of books…