Upcoming events
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Pioneer Square Art Walk + Free First Thursdays
First Thursday Art Walk in Pioneer Square is a free and self-guided neighborhood event on the First Thursday of every month at participating art galleries, venues, and businesses.
Pioneer Square’s First Thursday Art Walk is the longest running established art walk in the nation. Since the early 1960’s, Pioneer Square has provided a haven for Seattle’s artistic community, housing esteemed galleries, innovative exhibition spaces, and working artist studios alike.
Today, Pioneer Square is the center of Seattle’s art scene, exhibiting the depth and range of the vibrant Pacific Northwest arts community, all within one square mile. Don’t forget to take advantage of free parking provided by Hudson Pacific Properties, Diamond Parking, and Butler Parking – restrictions apply, see Pioneer Square’s website for more info.
On the first Thursday of each month, several museums in Seattle offer free admission as part of the "Free First Thursday" program.
This allows visitors to explore museums without paying an entry fee:
Seattle Art Museum (tickets available online and onsite)
Seattle Asian Art Museum
National Nordic Museum (must be reserved in advance online)
Museum of History and Industry (from 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. only)
Burke Museum of Natural History and Culture
Museum of Flight (from 5:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. only; no reservation required)
Volunteer Park Conservatory (also on the first Saturday of every month; 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. both days)
The Washington Park Arboretum Free Walking Tour (on first Thursdays from 11:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. starting at the Graham Visitors Center; no preregistration necessary.)
Seattle Japanese Garden (entry is from noon until 45 minutes before the closing time of 5:00 p.m.)
Participating museums and hours vary each month so it’s best to research or call before visiting.
See Secret Seattle's article for an extended list of museums participating in Free First Thursdays and tips on visiting.
This is a community event and not affiliated with SEATTLE CREATES.
Central District Art Walk
Join Central District Art Walk every First Friday of the month, year round, Starting at Midtown Square Plaza from 6-9pm for this free, self-guided, all-ages event featuring local art at multiple locations in the Central District. Everyone is welcome, so come out and have some fun in your neighborhood and celebrate art!
This is a community event and not affiliated with SEATTLE CREATES.
ACES GALLERY Closing Weekend Celebration // Artists of Color Expo & Symposium
Every year, ACES // Artists of Color Expo & Symposium is shaped by the artists and BIPOC community members who contribute their time, creativity, and support. This year, ACES builds on the Summer Series workshops and concert with the opening of the ACES Gallery, an extended pop-up open to the public for 8 days, from October 17 to November 8, in downtown Seattle.
The ACES Gallery, located at 805 1st Ave (between Downtown Seattle and Pioneer Square), will feature the work of 50 local artists of color. Visit the Exhibition during open gallery hours and join us for a series of events, including opening and closing celebrations, THE CYPHER, and an Artist Salon! Full artist list and event lineup below.
The ACES Gallery is a showcase of visual work by BIPOC artists exploring themes of cultural storytelling and community connection. The exhibit offers a platform for both emerging and established artists to share their vision in a public space and spark conversation.
Closing Weekend Celebration >> Sun, Nov 8, 12-5PM
Join us for the closing weekend of the ACES Gallery! This pop-up exhibition, located at 805 1st Avenue (between Downtown Seattle and Pioneer Square), will run from October 17 to November 8 and feature the work of 50 local artists of color. Visit the Exhibition during open gallery hours.
Capitol Hill Art Walk + West Seattle Art Walk
On Second Thursday, Capitol Hill and West Seattle hosts their art walks from 5-8pm
The Capitol Hill Art Walk is an engaging and fun way for enthusiastic attendees, businesses, and artists to connect and celebrate our vibrant, artsy neighborhood. Highlighting a variety of artistic expression, the Art Walk continues to grow along with the neighborhood, bringing more opportunities for artists, more support for local businesses and more enjoyment for residents.
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See all participating locations on
Capitol Hill Art Walk’s website
The West Seattle Art Walk is a celebration of local artists, galleries, and businesses coming together to showcase the rich tapestry of artistic talent in our neighborhood. Held every second Thursday of the month, this event invites you to explore a diverse array of artistic expressions, from paintings and sculptures to photography and mixed media installations.
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See all participating locations on West Seattle Art Walk’s website
This is a community event and not affiliated with SEATTLE CREATES.
Belltown Art Walk + Greenwood Art Walk
On Second Fridays, Belltown and GreenWood hosts their art walks
The Belltown Art Walk is held every second Friday of the month from 6 pm to 9 pm.
It’s a free, self-guided, all-ages event in Seattle, Washington, that provides a chance to enjoy art, connect with artists and support local businesses. You can explore the neighborhood at your own pace, using a map to guide your path to different venues. Venues curate their own spaces and offerings, meaning the participating locations and artwork might change monthly.
The Greenwood Art Walk is a monthly event held on the second Fridays that showcases the work of local artists and fosters connections within the community. It is hosted by the Greenwood Art Collective (8537 Greenwood Ave N Suite 1, Seattle, WA 98103) from 6-10pm.
All galleries and event spaces will be open to the public. Many of the artists are on hand during the Art Walk, offering a chance to engage with them and learn about their creative processes.
This is a community event and not affiliated with SEATTLE CREATES.
Uptown Art Walk + White Center Art Walk
On Third Thursday, Uptown and White Center hosts their art walks from 5-8pm
It all started with some cool art
And a deep desire to make art accessible to everyone in our community. New art spaces and local businesses banded together to build a sense of community in Uptown Seattle. On the third Thursday of every month, our doors stay open a little later to help showcase the art of local and nationally-recognized artists.
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See all participating locations on Uptown Art Walk’s website
Open Mic Night at The Fishbowl
424 2nd Ave W Suite #330, Seattle, WA 98119
Established in September 2024, The Rat City Art Walk is a NEW free monthly event that brings
art, music, and good vibes
to the streets of White Center, Seattle. It all goes down every third Thursday, and it’s all about celebrating the creativity and community that make this neighborhood so special.
———
See all participating locations on Rat city art walk’s website
Location : White Center area
(around 16th Ave SW between SW Cambridge - SW 102th ST)
This is a community event and not affiliated with SEATTLE CREATES.
U District Art Walk
The U District Art Walk is a monthly event that showcases local art in the businesses of Seattle's University District
When: Third Fridays, 6-9 pm.
Where: The art walk is held on and around University Way, also known as "The Ave," in the University District. You can find a map of participating venues on the U District Art Walk website.
What to expect: You'll find a variety of art displayed in local businesses, including cafes, galleries, and shops. Some popular spots include:
Cafe Allegro
Danaca Design
Four Corners Art & Frame
Gargoyles Statuary
Henry Art Gallery
Jack Straw New Media Gallery
Konbit Cafe
Seven Coffee Roasters Market & Cafe
Studio Life
University Friends Meeting
This is a community event and not affiliated with SEATTLE CREATES.
Seattle AI Week 2025
Seattle AI Week 2025
#SeattleAIWeek is a week-long collection of events driven by the local community to celebrate and showcase the transformative power of artificial intelligence. We believe that AI is for everyone and will touch everything—and that Washington state is poised to lead at the intersections of AI and technology, business, art, life sciences, clean energy, civic society, and so much more.
AI Week brings together industry experts, creatives, and the broader community to explore the application and real-world value of AI in our businesses, communities, and individual lives—sparking new perspectives, collaborations, and ideas.
Mark your calendars for October 27–31, 2025, and join us in recognizing Seattle as a major hub for AI innovation, creativity, and discovery.
Seattle AI Week 2025
Seattle AI Week 2025
#SeattleAIWeek is a week-long collection of events driven by the local community to celebrate and showcase the transformative power of artificial intelligence. We believe that AI is for everyone and will touch everything—and that Washington state is poised to lead at the intersections of AI and technology, business, art, life sciences, clean energy, civic society, and so much more.
AI Week brings together industry experts, creatives, and the broader community to explore the application and real-world value of AI in our businesses, communities, and individual lives—sparking new perspectives, collaborations, and ideas.
Mark your calendars for October 27–31, 2025, and join us in recognizing Seattle as a major hub for AI innovation, creativity, and discovery.
Downtown Seattle Art Walk
Join Downtown Seattle Art Walk every Fourth Friday of the month, year round, from 5-8pm for a free, self-guided, all-ages event. This art walk takes place in the Downtown area sandwiched between and (not including) Belltown and Pioneer Square.
This is a community event and not affiliated with SEATTLE CREATES.
Uptown Art Walk + White Center Art Walk
On Third Thursday, Uptown and White Center hosts their art walks from 5-8pm
It all started with some cool art
And a deep desire to make art accessible to everyone in our community. New art spaces and local businesses banded together to build a sense of community in Uptown Seattle. On the third Thursday of every month, our doors stay open a little later to help showcase the art of local and nationally-recognized artists.
———
See all participating locations on Uptown Art Walk’s website
Open Mic Night at The Fishbowl
424 2nd Ave W Suite #330, Seattle, WA 98119
Established in September 2024, The Rat City Art Walk is a NEW free monthly event that brings
art, music, and good vibes
to the streets of White Center, Seattle. It all goes down every third Thursday, and it’s all about celebrating the creativity and community that make this neighborhood so special.
———
See all participating locations on Rat city art walk’s website
Location : White Center area
(around 16th Ave SW between SW Cambridge - SW 102th ST)
This is a community event and not affiliated with SEATTLE CREATES.
Creative Economy Career Day
Join us in Seattle, WA for a full day of inspiring keynotes and new connections at the premier conference for Film, Business and Technology.
A free, annual, one-day educational program by the City of Seattle Office of Economic Development and Office of Arts & Culture providing a learning opportunity for young people, by giving them free, direct access to Creative Industry professionals through networking, experiential learning, engaging workshops, education and industry vendor tabling, and performance. Participants are exposed to a wide range of career opportunities in select creative industries.
Tasveer Film Festival
The Tasveer Film Festival is the leading South Asian film festival in North America, headquartered in the scenic Pacific Northwest city of Seattle, Washington State. We are also the first and only Academy® qualifying South Asian Film Festival in the world.
The Tasveer Film Festival, held annually in October, showcases cinema from across South Asia, featuring works from Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, Maldives, Nepal, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, and Tibet, as well as films by South Asian diaspora filmmakers worldwide.
Cultural Candidate Forums: Seattle & King County 2025
On October 7th and 8th Inspire Washington will host the Cultural Candidate Forums to provide general election contenders in the Seattle and King County races the opportunity to outline their plans for restoring, supporting, and expanding the region’s cultural arts, heritage, and natural science fields. Participating candidates will be determined by the results of the primaries on August 5th.
Central District Art Walk
Join Central District Art Walk every First Friday of the month, year round, Starting at Midtown Square Plaza from 6-9pm for this free, self-guided, all-ages event featuring local art at multiple locations in the Central District. Everyone is welcome, so come out and have some fun in your neighborhood and celebrate art!
This is a community event and not affiliated with SEATTLE CREATES.
Pioneer Square Art Walk + Free First Thursdays
First Thursday Art Walk in Pioneer Square is a free and self-guided neighborhood event on the First Thursday of every month at participating art galleries, venues, and businesses.
Pioneer Square’s First Thursday Art Walk is the longest running established art walk in the nation. Since the early 1960’s, Pioneer Square has provided a haven for Seattle’s artistic community, housing esteemed galleries, innovative exhibition spaces, and working artist studios alike.
Today, Pioneer Square is the center of Seattle’s art scene, exhibiting the depth and range of the vibrant Pacific Northwest arts community, all within one square mile. Don’t forget to take advantage of free parking provided by Hudson Pacific Properties, Diamond Parking, and Butler Parking – restrictions apply, see Pioneer Square’s website for more info.
On the first Thursday of each month, several museums in Seattle offer free admission as part of the "Free First Thursday" program.
This allows visitors to explore museums without paying an entry fee:
Seattle Art Museum (tickets available online and onsite)
Seattle Asian Art Museum
National Nordic Museum (must be reserved in advance online)
Museum of History and Industry (from 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. only)
Burke Museum of Natural History and Culture
Museum of Flight (from 5:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. only; no reservation required)
Volunteer Park Conservatory (also on the first Saturday of every month; 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. both days)
The Washington Park Arboretum Free Walking Tour (on first Thursdays from 11:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. starting at the Graham Visitors Center; no preregistration necessary.)
Seattle Japanese Garden (entry is from noon until 45 minutes before the closing time of 5:00 p.m.)
Participating museums and hours vary each month so it’s best to research or call before visiting.
See Secret Seattle's article for an extended list of museums participating in Free First Thursdays and tips on visiting.
This is a community event and not affiliated with SEATTLE CREATES.
Downtown Seattle Art Walk
Join Downtown Seattle Art Walk every Fourth Friday of the month, year round, from 5-8pm for a free, self-guided, all-ages event. This art walk takes place in the Downtown area sandwiched between and (not including) Belltown and Pioneer Square.
This is a community event and not affiliated with SEATTLE CREATES.
Walk Dont Run Art Marathon
Walk Dont Run is a community art event that activates Seattle's urban parks, sidewalks, plazas, and downtown storefronts with music, visual art + live performances along a 3-kilometer route from Pioneer Square to Belltown.
U District Art Walk
The U District Art Walk is a monthly event that showcases local art in the businesses of Seattle's University District
When: Third Fridays, 6-9 pm.
Where: The art walk is held on and around University Way, also known as "The Ave," in the University District. You can find a map of participating venues on the U District Art Walk website.
What to expect: You'll find a variety of art displayed in local businesses, including cafes, galleries, and shops. Some popular spots include:
Cafe Allegro
Danaca Design
Four Corners Art & Frame
Gargoyles Statuary
Henry Art Gallery
Jack Straw New Media Gallery
Konbit Cafe
Seven Coffee Roasters Market & Cafe
Studio Life
University Friends Meeting
This is a community event and not affiliated with SEATTLE CREATES.
Uptown Art Walk + White Center Art Walk
On Third Thursday, Uptown and White Center hosts their art walks from 5-8pm
It all started with some cool art
And a deep desire to make art accessible to everyone in our community. New art spaces and local businesses banded together to build a sense of community in Uptown Seattle. On the third Thursday of every month, our doors stay open a little later to help showcase the art of local and nationally-recognized artists.
———
See all participating locations on Uptown Art Walk’s website
Open Mic Night at The Fishbowl
424 2nd Ave W Suite #330, Seattle, WA 98119
Established in September 2024, The Rat City Art Walk is a NEW free monthly event that brings
art, music, and good vibes
to the streets of White Center, Seattle. It all goes down every third Thursday, and it’s all about celebrating the creativity and community that make this neighborhood so special.
———
See all participating locations on Rat city art walk’s website
Location : White Center area
(around 16th Ave SW between SW Cambridge - SW 102th ST)
This is a community event and not affiliated with SEATTLE CREATES.
Black and Loud Fest
Black and Loud Fest aims to celebrate these bands with folks from all walks of life by sharing experiences and insights about these issues, giving the talented and underrepresented community of alternative Black artists their flowers, and throwing one of the most kick-ass music festivals in the Pacific Northwest. Our goal is to honor the broad spectrum of Black creativity, showcasing how integral these contributions have been to defining American music and culture at large. And guess what?
No matter who you are, you're invited. Let's tear it up together.
Belltown Art Walk + Greenwood Art Walk
On Second Fridays, Belltown and GreenWood hosts their art walks
The Belltown Art Walk is held every second Friday of the month from 6 pm to 9 pm.
It’s a free, self-guided, all-ages event in Seattle, Washington, that provides a chance to enjoy art, connect with artists and support local businesses. You can explore the neighborhood at your own pace, using a map to guide your path to different venues. Venues curate their own spaces and offerings, meaning the participating locations and artwork might change monthly.
The Greenwood Art Walk is a monthly event held on the second Fridays that showcases the work of local artists and fosters connections within the community. It is hosted by the Greenwood Art Collective (8537 Greenwood Ave N Suite 1, Seattle, WA 98103) from 6-10pm.
All galleries and event spaces will be open to the public. Many of the artists are on hand during the Art Walk, offering a chance to engage with them and learn about their creative processes.
This is a community event and not affiliated with SEATTLE CREATES.
Capitol Hill Art Walk + West Seattle Art Walk
On Second Thursday, Capitol Hill and West Seattle hosts their art walks from 5-8pm
The Capitol Hill Art Walk is an engaging and fun way for enthusiastic attendees, businesses, and artists to connect and celebrate our vibrant, artsy neighborhood. Highlighting a variety of artistic expression, the Art Walk continues to grow along with the neighborhood, bringing more opportunities for artists, more support for local businesses and more enjoyment for residents.
———
See all participating locations on
Capitol Hill Art Walk’s website
The West Seattle Art Walk is a celebration of local artists, galleries, and businesses coming together to showcase the rich tapestry of artistic talent in our neighborhood. Held every second Thursday of the month, this event invites you to explore a diverse array of artistic expressions, from paintings and sculptures to photography and mixed media installations.
———
See all participating locations on West Seattle Art Walk’s website
This is a community event and not affiliated with SEATTLE CREATES.
Central District Art Walk
Join Central District Art Walk every First Friday of the month, year round, Starting at Midtown Square Plaza from 6-9pm for this free, self-guided, all-ages event featuring local art at multiple locations in the Central District. Everyone is welcome, so come out and have some fun in your neighborhood and celebrate art!
This is a community event and not affiliated with SEATTLE CREATES.
Pioneer Square Art Walk + Free First Thursdays
First Thursday Art Walk in Pioneer Square is a free and self-guided neighborhood event on the First Thursday of every month at participating art galleries, venues, and businesses.
Pioneer Square’s First Thursday Art Walk is the longest running established art walk in the nation. Since the early 1960’s, Pioneer Square has provided a haven for Seattle’s artistic community, housing esteemed galleries, innovative exhibition spaces, and working artist studios alike.
Today, Pioneer Square is the center of Seattle’s art scene, exhibiting the depth and range of the vibrant Pacific Northwest arts community, all within one square mile. Don’t forget to take advantage of free parking provided by Hudson Pacific Properties, Diamond Parking, and Butler Parking – restrictions apply, see Pioneer Square’s website for more info.
On the first Thursday of each month, several museums in Seattle offer free admission as part of the "Free First Thursday" program.
This allows visitors to explore museums without paying an entry fee:
Seattle Art Museum (tickets available online and onsite)
Seattle Asian Art Museum
National Nordic Museum (must be reserved in advance online)
Museum of History and Industry (from 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. only)
Burke Museum of Natural History and Culture
Museum of Flight (from 5:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. only; no reservation required)
Volunteer Park Conservatory (also on the first Saturday of every month; 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. both days)
The Washington Park Arboretum Free Walking Tour (on first Thursdays from 11:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. starting at the Graham Visitors Center; no preregistration necessary.)
Seattle Japanese Garden (entry is from noon until 45 minutes before the closing time of 5:00 p.m.)
Participating museums and hours vary each month so it’s best to research or call before visiting.
See Secret Seattle's article for an extended list of museums participating in Free First Thursdays and tips on visiting.
This is a community event and not affiliated with SEATTLE CREATES.
Downtown Seattle Art Walk
Join Downtown Seattle Art Walk every Fourth Friday of the month, year round, from 5-8pm for a free, self-guided, all-ages event. This art walk takes place in the Downtown area sandwiched between and (not including) Belltown and Pioneer Square.
This is a community event and not affiliated with SEATTLE CREATES.
Uptown Art Walk + White Center Art Walk
On Third Thursday, Uptown and White Center hosts their art walks from 5-8pm
It all started with some cool art
And a deep desire to make art accessible to everyone in our community. New art spaces and local businesses banded together to build a sense of community in Uptown Seattle. On the third Thursday of every month, our doors stay open a little later to help showcase the art of local and nationally-recognized artists.
———
See all participating locations on Uptown Art Walk’s website
Open Mic Night at The Fishbowl
424 2nd Ave W Suite #330, Seattle, WA 98119
Established in September 2024, The Rat City Art Walk is a NEW free monthly event that brings
art, music, and good vibes
to the streets of White Center, Seattle. It all goes down every third Thursday, and it’s all about celebrating the creativity and community that make this neighborhood so special.
———
See all participating locations on Rat city art walk’s website
Location : White Center area
(around 16th Ave SW between SW Cambridge - SW 102th ST)
This is a community event and not affiliated with SEATTLE CREATES.
U District Art Walk
The U District Art Walk is a monthly event that showcases local art in the businesses of Seattle's University District
When: Third Fridays, 6-9 pm.
Where: The art walk is held on and around University Way, also known as "The Ave," in the University District. You can find a map of participating venues on the U District Art Walk website.
What to expect: You'll find a variety of art displayed in local businesses, including cafes, galleries, and shops. Some popular spots include:
Cafe Allegro
Danaca Design
Four Corners Art & Frame
Gargoyles Statuary
Henry Art Gallery
Jack Straw New Media Gallery
Konbit Cafe
Seven Coffee Roasters Market & Cafe
Studio Life
University Friends Meeting
This is a community event and not affiliated with SEATTLE CREATES.
Capitol Hill Art Walk + West Seattle Art Walk (Copy)
On Second Thursday, Capitol Hill and West Seattle hosts their art walks from 5-8pm
The Capitol Hill Art Walk is an engaging and fun way for enthusiastic attendees, businesses, and artists to connect and celebrate our vibrant, artsy neighborhood. Highlighting a variety of artistic expression, the Art Walk continues to grow along with the neighborhood, bringing more opportunities for artists, more support for local businesses and more enjoyment for residents.
———
See all participating locations on
Capitol Hill Art Walk’s website
The West Seattle Art Walk is a celebration of local artists, galleries, and businesses coming together to showcase the rich tapestry of artistic talent in our neighborhood. Held every second Thursday of the month, this event invites you to explore a diverse array of artistic expressions, from paintings and sculptures to photography and mixed media installations.
———
See all participating locations on West Seattle Art Walk’s website
This is a community event and not affiliated with SEATTLE CREATES.
Creative Evenings
On August 6th, we’re flipping the script and hosting CreativeMornings… after dark.
Join us at COLOR for “Creative Evenings”, a buzzing night of inspiration, music, and community.
An extension of June’s global "punk" theme, COLOR is the perfect agency to host 3 prominent voices from Seattle’s creative scene, each with deep-rooted connections to punk rock.
Meet the Creatives
From international tours with the revered Murder City Devils to global brand campaigns for Pepsi, KEEN, and Microsoft, Nate’s 25-year journey fuses music, design, and storytelling. While earning a Fine Arts degree at Evergreen, he began by branding his own band—and never looked back. His signature creative grit led to the founding of 51 Eggs.
Celebrated photographer, skater, and bassist of The Briefs, Lance’s work is as raw and real as the Seattle scene he came up in. “I didn’t have to be Ansel Adams,” he says. “The same ethos the Ramones had musically, I could apply photographically.” Through his lens, Lance famously captured the inception of Seattle’s grunge generation.
From New York’s hardcore punk scene to the forefront of tech, design, and innovation, Laura has helped Fortune 100 companies, agencies, and nonprofits unlock insights and drive real change. Her work is a masterclass in clarity, transformation, and building teams that make magic. Laura’s success founding tmrw + tmrw stems not just from her strategic mind and generous heart—but also from her roots as a bi-coastal punk rocker.
Not your average talk series—it’s a celebration of creative leadership, resilience, mentorship, and how the ethos of punk-rock have heavily influenced their individual careers. We’re proud to welcome these three incredible voices to the stage.
Seattle Tech Week
Seattle Tech Week runs from July 28 to August 1, and it’s bigger than ever. Seattle Tech Week turns the entire city into a giant, open-source conference. It’s not about one stage or venue — it’s nearly 100 events hosted by the people actually building the future: founders, operators, VCs, and community leaders. You’ll find real conversations, magnetic ideas, and connections that go far deeper than your typical conference business card swap.
Seattle Tech Week
Seattle Tech Week runs from July 28 to August 1, and it’s bigger than ever. Seattle Tech Week turns the entire city into a giant, open-source conference. It’s not about one stage or venue — it’s nearly 100 events hosted by the people actually building the future: founders, operators, VCs, and community leaders. You’ll find real conversations, magnetic ideas, and connections that go far deeper than your typical conference business card swap.
Wheelhouse presents Creatives Get Real
We’re tapping the brains of creatives in rural Washington to hear the highs, the lows, and all the things in-between on their creative business journeys.
The panelists for our upcoming Creatives Get Real event mean business! They're crafting your weeknight dinner essential (pasta!), fashioning color and sparkle (one-of-a-kind jewelry!), and more. We've got a few more panelists coming down the pipeline, but for now, get to know these badass creatives:
Aurora Echo of Wildly Beloved Foods, Whidbey Island
Joanne Marracci of Marracci Designs, Methow Valley
Seattle Tech Week
Seattle Tech Week runs from July 28 to August 1, and it’s bigger than ever. Seattle Tech Week turns the entire city into a giant, open-source conference. It’s not about one stage or venue — it’s nearly 100 events hosted by the people actually building the future: founders, operators, VCs, and community leaders. You’ll find real conversations, magnetic ideas, and connections that go far deeper than your typical conference business card swap.
Seattle Art Fair
Seattle Art Fair, a one-of-a-kind showcase for the vibrant arts community of the Pacific Northwest, and a leading destination for the best in modern and contemporary art, returns to the Lumen Field Event Center for its eighth edition in July 2024. Working alongside Beneficiary Partner Seattle Art Museum, Artistic Director Nato Thompson, and the fair’s dedicated Host Committee, the Seattle Art Fair, founded by the late Paul G. Allen, is a celebrated and productive week bringing together the region’s strong collector base, the Pacific Northwest’s top museums and institutions, and an array of innovative public programming.
FCT & WASHINGTON FILMWORKS: THE INDISPENSABLE INTIMACY COORDINATOR
Join FCT for our second panel event in partnership with Washington Filmworks, "The Indispensible Intimacy Coordinator", where we shine a spotlight on the crucial, yet often overlooked, role of the Intimacy Coordinator.
Assembly: Queer Artist Showcase + Fundraiser
Come celebrate Pride at Assembly: a showcase of queer artists.
On June 19th at 7pm, we will be bringing music, art, good vibes, and pride to Vermillion!
It's a time to bring together community, share music and art, acknowledge the importance of Juneteenth to our pride festivities, AND raise money for the Trevor Project.
$15 donations for registration - profits go to support this amazing organization focusing on supporting and empowering queer youth. ❤️🏳️🌈
The line-up of artists includes Matty G., J. Henry, Samweli, and Charles Zaid. ✨
There may even be a couple of raffles. 👀
Event is 21+.