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Each year, the City of Issaquah invests in arts and culture through a grants program that supports quality arts programming, arts education, cultural events and festivals in the community.
For 2022, the Arts Commission has awarded $147,950 to 26 projects — ranging from free community music series and Shakespeare in the Park to arts programs for local schools and at-risk youth.
AKA Gallery: Free Community Visual Art Classes |
Beaver Lake Middle School: Visual Art Program for Students |
The Circle: Club Inclusive Art |
Clark Elementary PTA: Hands-On 3-D Art Program |
CreatenJoy: Madhubani Art Workshop |
Downtown Issaquah Association: Downtown Arts and Culture Programming |
Freehold Theatre: Engaged Theater Tour and Residency at Echo Glen Children's Center |
Friends of Lake Sammamish State Park: Parkadilly Festival |
The Garage Teen Cafe: Craft Club and Teen Art Supplies |
Greater Issaquah Chamber of Commerce: 2022 Salmon Days Musical Entertainment |
Highlands Council: Global Grub and Groove and Teen Art Program |
Influence the Choice: Student Film making / Video Contest |
Issaquah Cultural Circle: Dia de los Muertos + Community Events |
Issaquah History Museums: Issaquah Depot Community Exhibit |
Issaquah PTSA Council: Art, Creativity and Social Emotional Health |
Issaquah Philharmonic Orchestra: Community Orchestra Program |
Issaquah Singers: Free Concerts at Issaquah Senior Living Centers |
Maple Hills Elementary: Mosaic Art Project |
Newcastle Elementary: Cultural Arts Program |
Seattle Shakespeare: Wooden O Free Shakespeare in the Park |
Sunny Hills Elementary: Steel Band Program |
Tasveer: South Asian Film Festival - Issaquah Screening |
The Tavon Center: Art Expression Program |
Village Theatre: 2022 Welcome Back Season - Mainstage, New Works, and Youth Education Programs |
Welcoming Week: Artistic Celebrations |