Seattle's Arts in Parks program, a collaboration between the Office of Arts & Culture and Parks and Recreation, offers funding to local artists and organizations to host cultural events in parks, with a focus on serving underserved neighborhoods.

The City of Seattle is gathering public input on a new public art piece for the East Marginal Way Corridor, designed by artist Will Schlough, with various ways for the community to contribute suggestions for the project.

The "Please Touch" exhibition at ARTS at King Street Station invites visitors to touch contemporary artworks, challenging traditional gallery rules from October 3, 2024, to January 4, 2025.

Over 30 new murals have been added to downtown Seattle, part of an initiative to revitalize the area through public art, supported by Seattle's Office of Arts & Culture.

Seattle City Council introduced a Music Venue Zone Permit to provide dedicated parking for musicians at venues, aiming to facilitate live performances in the city.

Bellevue Botanical Garden will host the Lost Bird Project, an art installation with bronze sculptures representing five extinct North American birds, to spark conservation awareness.

The Live Aloha Hawaiian Cultural Festival will bring Hawaii's culture to Seattle on September 8, featuring lei-making, food contests, workshops, marketplace, and performances.

The Little Saigon neighborhood in Seattle welcomed Hoa Mai Park and Kalina Chung's 24-foot tall public art piece, "Through," with celebrations, including Mayor Bruce Harrell, music, and a lion dance.

The Creative Advantage in Seattle brings together educators for a Summer Institute, offering workshops on theatre, music, and visual arts to enrich schools with arts education, networking opportunities, and performances.

"ARTS at King Street Station opened 'FRESSSSSH!' curated by BIPOC youth, featuring artists like Damon Brown. The exhibition tackles themes of race and justice and is complemented by 'Luminous Being' until September 7."

Seattle's Tibet Fest, part of the Festál series, offers an immersion into Tibetan culture with music, dance, food, and crafts on August 10-11, 2024. The free festival features local artists, a photography exhibit, and a Himalayan Bazaar.

ARTS at King Street Station in Seattle is hosting a free event on July 11 to celebrate Zabia Colovos' new exhibition "Luminous Being," featuring live painting, DJ music, and other exhibitions. The event coincides with Pioneer Square's Art Walk.

The Creative Advantage is collaborating with Rainbow Bauhaus to enhance art education in Seattle Public Schools, gathering stakeholder feedback to shape future strategies.