Join us for an evening filled with creativity, community, and celebration as we open this exciting week together.
Event: Kick Off Party
👉 RSVP HERE
Overview:
This all-ages event will be a vibrant gathering of artists, community members, and cultural leaders. We’ll launch the week ahead with music, performances, visual art, food and drinks. Generously supported by the City of Seattle’s Office of Arts and Culture.
✨ Highlights
Nancy Guppy on the mic
To the Dancer Floor with Nia-Amina Minor and Alyza DelPan-Monley
Photo Booth with Natalie Krick
ARTS at King Street Station Exhibitions
and more..
Host: Art + Culture Week / Seattle
Cost: Free and All are Welcome. Don’t forget to RSVP HERE !
Location:
ARTS at King Street Station, 303 S Jackson St (Top Floor), Seattle, WA, 98104
Appropriate For:
All ages
Additional Information:
Bring your party hat or dancing shoes!
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The Seattle Office of Arts & Culture (ARTS) manages the city's public art program, cultural partnerships grant programs, ARTS at King Street Station, the Langston Hughes Performing Arts Institute, and The Creative Advantage initiative in the effort to foster a city driven by creativity that provides the opportunity for everyone to engage in diverse arts and cultural experiences. In alignment with the City's Race and Social Justice Initiative, we work to eliminate institutional racism in our programs, policies, and practices. The Office is supported by the 16-member Seattle Arts Commission, citizen volunteers appointed by the mayor, and City Council.
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King Street Station is located at 303 S Jackson St, Seattle, WA 98104. The station is conveniently located where the Downtown Central Business District, Pioneer Square, and the Chinatown / International District all meet (on Jackson Street between 3rd and 4th Avenues South).
There are multiple options for reaching the station using public transit:
The Sounder regional commuter train stops at the station, as do all of Amtrak's national and international lines.
The Link Light Rail stops at the International District Station, one block east of the station.
Many King County Metro Bus lines pass within a block of the station, including 1, 7, 36, 14.
Where do I park? There are multiple paid garages and parking lots in the neighborhood, as well as street parking. You can view the Seattle Parking Map here.
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King Street Station has an ADA-compliant elevator that services every level of the station. Access it via the Amtrak level (1st Floor), which is on King Street. The plaze entrance is on Jackson Street and is the 2nd Floor.
ARTS at King Street Station also has ADA-compliant, all-gender restrooms. We have two wheelchairs available in the gallery, and folding stools you can use if you'd like to sit in front of an artwork.