Funding Deadlines are fast approaching:
Take advantage of our free workshops for a successful application
4Culture staff is offering free workshops to assist applicants interested in applying to our programs. Join us to learn ... Continue
Destination Maritime: Alki Beach Park
1702 Alki Avenue SW, Seattle One of Seattle’s most accessible shorelines, this 2.5 mile stretch of public walkway and bike path in the West Seattle neighborhood offers sandy beaches, outstanding views and a variety of ... Continue
Employment: Restoration Technician
The Northwest Railway Museum has an immediate opening for a restoration technician to work on the 1898-built chapel car Messenger of Peace. More information about the car is on the web at www.messengerofpeace.org. The ... Continue
fan mail: power of art
A local arts patron shared the following story with us over email and we wanted to share with our community. Please enjoy.
Dear 4Culture,
I’m a local arts patron and something was shared with me ... Continue
Sports Enthusiasts, Click On This
News from a Heritage Sustained Support Recipient
The Washington State Jewish Historical Society (WSJHS) is celebrating a year of Jews in sports and are looking for stories from you! The project, wittily titled: Instant Replay, ... Continue
Call for Artists: Storefront Seattle
Storefronts Seattle, in partnership with the Seattle Office of Arts & Cultural Affairs, seeks artists to develop art projects for vacant storefronts in various Seattle neighborhoods, including Pioneer Square, the Chinatown-International District, Capitol ... Continue
We’re on Google+
We had a visit from Nicholas Beach yesterday. He had reached out from Google in his effort to engage the non-profit cultural community with Google’s social networking site, Google+. Nicholas visited the office, ran ... Continue
Funding Opportunities in Arts, Heritage & Preservation
Funding for King County-based Arts, Heritage & Preservation Projects
Five funding opportunities in the fields of arts, heritage and historic preservation have upcoming deadlines in February and March. Special Projects and Cultural Education funding is ... Continue
Brightwater Reviewed on KUOW
Public Art Director Cath Brunner led reporter Gary Faigin on a tour of Brightwater’s public art last week. His review of three of the artworks installed at the Environmental Education Center will air on NPR ... Continue
Clay at the Convention Center: Two Collections
City of Seattle & King County present ceramic works from their collections
‘Enduring Clay’ exhibition on view at Washington State Convention and Trade Center, in conjunction with National Council for Education for the Ceramic Arts’ ... Continue
Gearing up for Fabrication
I took a little road trip with Tim Lane and Barbara Grygutis last week.
Tim is an engineer with King County Road Services supervising the South Park Bridge Replacement Project. Barbara is a public artist ... Continue
Call for Museum Conference Session Proposals
The Washington Museum Association Conference at Seattle Center, June 13-15, is shaping up to be an exciting event. From the opening reception and exhibit, Tutankhamun: The Golden King and the Great Pharaohs, at Pacific Science ... Continue
