A black and white photo of people attending a SEATTLE CREATES workshop in a spacious industrial-style room with large windows, exposed brick walls, and high ceilings. Some are seated on chairs and couches, while a few are standing near the speaker.

ARTS, TECH

 WORKSHOPS AT THE INTERSECTION OF 

+ CREATIVITY

If a SEATTLE CREATES workshop, field trip, or partner event helped you:

✨ connect to a project or collaborator

✨ discover new creative pathways

✨ land an opportunity or job

✨ build confidence, skills, or community

Tell us your Story

Your story may be selected for a new SEATTLE CREATES project highlighting the people who fuel Seattle’s creative economy. (More on that soon 👀)

Johnny McConnell working with his plotter machine, a machine and two laptops in a workspace with papers and art supplies.

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INSPIRING EVENTS

117

ARTISTS SHOWCASED

1219+

PEOPLE CONNECTED

“I can't tell you how long it's been since I've attended such an organic, energetic, and fun networking event. I'm looking forward to attending future events!”

— Lee Gehrig, Freelance Visual Designer, Sea -> Sound

OUR PARTNERS

Wheelhouse Logo: Black and white logo of Wheelhouse featuring stylized puzzle pieces and the word 'WHEELHOUSE' in bold uppercase letters.
4Culture Logo: Number 4 with the word 'CULTURE' underneath, on a black background
Washington Technology Industry Association | WTIA Logo: Close-up of white block letters spelling 'WTIA' on a black background.
A circular logo with white text on a black background. The inner text reads 'duo' in a stylized cursive font. The outer text, in all caps, says 'DUO DESIGN + MEDIA' repeated twice around the circle.
Allied Art Foundation Logo: Black and white logo with stylized letters 'A' and 'F' intertwined.
T.O.N.E. Logo: Sketch of white chalk drawings on a black background, including a plus sign, a circle, a triangle, and four horizontal lines.

Seattle, let’s connect and create.

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