4 days, 45+ miles, Puget Sound to Snoqualmie Falls…
This summer Seattle artist Susan Robb and 50 trail trampers (*including YOU?) will walk more than 45 miles along the King County Regional Trails System from ... Continue
brian borrello selected for trails residency
Portland artist Brian Borrello has been selected for a year-long residency with the King County Parks and Recreation Division focused on the Regional Trails System (RTS). Borrello is charged with developing an arts master plan that includes an ... Continue
the long walk, in short
Last weekend (July23 – 25), Trails Project artists Susan Robb and Stokley Towles led a group of intrepid walkers on The Long Walk. For a glimpse into their shared adventure, Beth Sellars, one of the ... Continue
the trails are alive with the sound of music
Trails Concert: Solo Cello
Sunday, August 22, 2pm Rattlesnake Lake Recreation Area, North Bend RSVP requested
Join Trails Project artist Paul Rucker for a cello concert on the banks of Rattlesnake Lake, the southernmost point ... Continue
Ruth Ittner leaves a lasting legacy
My first encounter with Ruth Ittner took place in the late 1980s, when she initiated and accepted the challenge of establishing a hiking trail as a Washington State Centennial legacy project. At first, Ruth had ... Continue
trails project on the air
Tune in to 88.5 KPLU on Monday, June 14 to experience the Soos Creek Artist-led Walk in audio form. Part of KPLU ‘s Artscape series, a series of sound-rich stories about the world of art, ... Continue
trail play
On May 15, over 50 members of the public joined three artists for an “Artist-led Walk” on King County’s Soos Creek Trail. Participants joyfully played a walking game designed by Trails Project artists Susan Robb ... Continue
get to know your big backyard – with artists!
Saturday, May 15 @ 11am
Soos Creek Trail meet at the trailhead parking lot at SE 192nd St & 124th Ave, Kent RVSP requested
You are invited to join a playful, interactive excursion along the ... Continue
local artists, robb, rucker, and towles selected for king county trails project
4Culture and King County’s Department of Natural Resources & Parks are pleased to announce three multi-disciplinary artists – Susan Robb, Paul Rucker and Stokley Towles – have been selected to design a series of original, ... Continue
create site-specific interventions for king county’s regional trails
Deadline: Monday, September 28, 2009 5pm
4Culture and King County’s Department of Natural Resources & Parks seek three multi-disciplinary artists/artist teams to design a series of original, site-specific art interventions that relate to existing wayfinding ... Continue
