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Visual Arts


911 Media Center
Workshops, screenings, socials, events, speakers, facilities and projects for media makers.
Arts Corp
Arts Corps offers free arts education classes to kids and teens.
Coyote Central
Coyote opens up Seattle for junior-high youth to discover their rich intellectual and creative talents through projects and problem solving with professionals in real-life settings.
Gage Academy of Art
Gage Youth Programs offer practical art instruction in drawing, painting and 3-D design for 6-to 18-year old artists.

Gage Teen Art Studios
Come to the free Friday and Saturday artmaking events every week!
826 Seattle
826 Seattle is a non-profit writing center for youth to develop their creative and expository writing skills. They offers classes and workshops -- all free of charge.
The Power of Hope
Arts-centered intergenerational and multicultural learning programs that value self-awareness, leadership, community and social change.
Photographic Center Northwest
Offers after-school workshops with professional photographers for immigrant middle and high school youth.
Pratt Fine Arts Center
An arts education and resource center dedicated to promoting creative development and artistic engagement to the local and global community.
The Sanctuary Art Center
is a non-profit art studio serving homeless youth and young adults ages 13-25. The center operates five days a week and offers programs in Visual Arts, Theater, Music and Youth Employment.
Seattle Youth Arts Program
This City of Seattle Arts and Cultural Affairs program supports dozens of local artists and organizations with money for arts education workshops and programs.
  • SmartVentures
    This City program encourages innovation and widens cultural participation, particularly by individuals, organizations and communities that may not be served by the Seattle Office of Arts & Cultural Affairs' other funding programs; youth under 18 may apply with an adult co-signer.
The Right Brain Center for the Arts
The Right Brain is a digital arts resource organization specifically targeting Seattle’s youth and youth organizations, offering programming, equipment and teachers to youth organizations unable to offer digital arts programs because of limitations such as lack of space, equipment or expertise.
Urban Art Works
Empowering young people through professional opportunities in the arts.
Youth in Focus - Photography
The mission of Youth in Focus is to empower urban teens, through photography, to experience their world in new ways and make positive changes in their lives.
Highlights

Youth Arts Seattle Youth Arts Program
This program supports out-of-school art classes for teens in all art forms. Check out the programs here.

OnHold Seattle phones play what!
Seattle OnHold pipes local tunes onto city phone lines and podcasts tracks to you for free.

The Vera Project The Vera Project
The Vera Project is a music and arts center run by and for youth, offering classes, workshops, internships, volunteer opportunities, an art gallery and live all-ages music.

Teen Tix Teen Tix
Don't miss out on cheap tickets for concerts, plays and more.

Image: Wilderdom Wilderdom
A project in natural living and transformation. "Humans and nature construct one another."

Image: NASA NASA
NASA's mission is to pioneer the future in space exploration, scientific discovery, and aeronautics research.