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Center of Contemporary Art (CoCA)

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CoCA has been a vital part of contemporary art in the Northwest for 36 years and has operated galleries and produced events throughout the region over that time period. Located in the heart of Seattle’s Pioneer Square arts district, we present contemporary artists from various disciplines with expanded hours during monthly 1st Thursday artwalk from 6-9pm. Read more...
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Centilia Cultural Center

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Our venue offers 3,110 square feet of space, with the capacity to hold 250 people lecture-style and 200 people banquet-style. In addition to beautiful artwork from local artists, Centilia also offers direct access to the Beacon Hill Light rail station, making it a convenient and easily-accessible venue for renters! Read more...
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Business Impact NW

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Capitol Theatre

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Originally built in 1920, The Capitol Theatre has been serving the community for nearly a century. Just after being purchased by the City of Yakima in 1975, much of the Capitol burned to the ground in a tragic fire, leaving nothing but a smoldering facade. The newly formed nonprofit, Capitol Theatre Committee, led fundraising efforts to restore the Theatre to Read more...
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Building Changes

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We focus our efforts on advancing racial equity and advocating for change in the housing, education, and health systems, so that people experiencing homelessness in Washington—particularly children, youth, and families—are effectively served and have equitable access to the support they need. Resolving a housing crisis and maintaining housing stability are not possible without this. Read more...
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Bunnell Street Arts Center

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Burien Actors Theatre

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Burien Arts

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Burien Arts Association (BA) formed in 1964 as Burien Arts Gallery, an informal group of local artists, art enthusiasts and activists who wished to increase access to art in local schools and secure a place to display artists’ work. BA incorporated in 1968. The first Gallery was in the Burien 400 Building on SW 152nd where it operated for two years. Read more...
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Burien Culture Hub

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Burke Museum

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In December 1879, a group of teenagers watching Seattle transform before their eyes began to gather specimens and objects to document the world around them. They called themselves the Young Naturalists’ Society, and soon they began meeting weekly, organizing expeditions and holding lectures. In 1885, the Society raised enough money for a small building to house their collection, and a Read more...