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ALT Two kids play leapfrog on stage. Text reads "Creative Advantage Roster."
ALT Seattle brand blue background with photo of Youth Speaks participants holding each other and smiling. Text reads "New on the Art Beat Blog. Caring for the Caregivers: Lifting up Seattle's Creative Youth Development Workers."
ALT four women stand and present, reading a slide that says "Special Education and Visual Arts".
ALT four teaching artists sit on the floor and have their hands in the middle while a man sits near them and stums a guitar with a soft smile.
ALT Orange gradient background with curved line designs and white text that reads "2025 Grants and Funding Opportunities."
ALT Art supplies laid on a table with an overlay of a green and pink paint stroke. Text reads "Impressive! First Thursday Art Activity. Free. December 5, 5 to 8 p m. Arts at King Street Station, 303 South Jackson Street, Top Floor, Seattle, Washington 98104."
ALT Colorful abstract shapes and doodles. Images of children's sculptures of a trumpet made out of cardboard and a ceramic abstract eye figurine. A photo of two young boys engaged in art making. Text reads " A Creative Decade, The Creative Advantage 10 year Report."
ALT Flier for The Station space Block Party at King Street Station. Image of King Street Station plaza and musician playing guitar and singing.
ALT Flier for LANGSTON Youth Advisory Council Info Session. Learn about paid opportunities, youth program demos, and take a canvas painting home. Lunch provided by Ezell's.
ALT A Black teenage girl posing and smiling while looking off camera. Text reads "the 2024 teen summer musical Snow Whyte and the Seven. Each one teach one. Written and directed by Isiah Anderson Jr. August 23 to 25 at Benaroya Hall."
ALT Text reads: "Everything you need to know about 988" in a blue speech bubble, logo in the bottom left reading "Reach Out Seattle," overall blue and white color scheme.
ALT A blue and orange geometric background with text promoting the 988 hotline. Text reads: “The 988 Hotline is a FREE 24/7 number that you can call, text or chat for mental health support. If you or someone you know is in crisis, feeling down, anxious, or just needs someone to talk to, 988 is here to help.”
ALT A blue and orange geometric background with text that addresses who is eligible to reach out to 988. Text reads: “Anyone! It's for people of all ages who are going through a tough time. You, your friends, family, or anyone in your community can reach out for support.”
ALT Text reads: “You matter. Remember, your feelings are valid, and seeking help is a sign of strength. You don’t have to go through this alone” in a blue speech bubble. The bottom left reads, “#ReachOut, Seattle! The 988 Hotline is here for you” and includes a link to learn more at seattle.gov/reach-out.”
ALT Artists at the Center musical performance by Show Brazil on July 7, 2 p m at the Mural Amphitheatre.
ALT Artists at the Center music and art performance by BWB Drumline and Perri Rhoden on July 20, 1 p m at the Armory Stage.
ALT Artists at the Center theatrical performance by Penguin Productions on July 25, 5 p m at the Mural Amphitheatre.
ALT Child's pencil drawing and matching sculpture of a cat-like face.
