Over 50 Seattle visual arts teachers attended a professional development day at the Seattle Asian Art Museum, focusing on inclusivity and diversity in art education.

Seattle gears up for two art exhibitions and live jazz at ARTS at King Street Station in March, featuring Shruti Ghatak's "Myths to Mundane" and the youth-curated "Fresh Perspectives" for the City's art collection.

Dujie Tahat was named Seattle's Civic Poet for 2025-2026, succeeding others including Shin Yu Pai. Mayor Harrell praised the role's impact on community engagement. Tahat plans to intertwine poetry with city policymaking.

ARTS at King Street Station in Seattle announces its diverse 2025 lineup, including cultural exhibits, jazz events, and tributes to historical and contemporary topics.

The Seattle waterfront now features Indigenous cedar carvings, honoring local Indigenous heritage, with contributions from Suquamish and Muckleshoot artists, as part of an art initiative aiming to intertwine urban design with tribal culture.

Bellevue celebrates Black History Month with "Voices Unbounded," showcasing works by 21 local Black artists. The City Hall exhibit features various mediums and is open to the public until March.

The Seattle Center Festál series begins with the 29th Tết in Seattle, celebrating Vietnamese Lunar New Year with free cultural activities, performances, and food on January 25-26.

Local artist Vee Hua is celebrating the winter solstice with "Longest Night," an annual event featuring interdisciplinary activities and a new lineup of artists, including a tea ritual and dance performances.

Artist Oscar Tuazon, in collaboration with Coast Salish artists, has installed a new permanent art project on Seattle's waterfront, featuring sculpted Douglas Fir structures.

Arts at the Armory in Tacoma showcases works from over 100 artists across various media. The free event offers unique pieces and is part of the broader Tacoma Arts Month celebrations.

Magnuson Park hosts an art event with studio tours, a reception at Magnuson Park Gallery, and art activities, celebrating a decade of cultural contributions.

The Jackson Street Jazz Trail launched on October 19 during the Earshot Jazz Festival, providing a self-guided tour of Seattle's jazz history with music, photographs, and insights from jazz historian Paul de Barros.

The Seattle Hmong New Year festival celebrates cultural diversity with traditional dances, food, and activities at the Seattle Center Armory on November 9.