Art enthusiasts and community members have a vivid palette of activities to look forward to at Magnuson Park, as the locale celebrates a momentous occasion. On Saturday, November 23, from noon to 4 PM, the Magnuson Park Gallery and Building 30 West will burst into life with a comprehensive showcase of local artistic talent and a decade of cultural contributions. The event promises to be an eclectic mix of visual delights, with over 30 artist studios flinging open doors for the public during the Building 30 West Open Art Studios event.
A special reception is slated at the Magnuson Park Gallery, where “celebratory comments” will mark the occasion at 2 PM. The event offers a chance to meet the artists behind the works in the Magnuson Makers exhibition, showcasing local creators who live and work in the park. The Officer’s Club will host a “drop-in still life workshop,” inviting visitors to get hands-on and explore their creativity. However, with the Renegade Craft Fair happening at nearby Hangar 30, attendees may need to allow extra time for travel and parking.
This cultural event is made possible by the support of several local organizations. As described by
Seattle Parkways
, the array of festivities is a collective effort of the Building 30 West Artists & Open Art Studios, Magnuson Park Gallery, Sand Point Arts and Cultural Exchange (SPACE), together with Seattle Parks and Recreation, who have all played a pivotal role in orchestrating an anniversary that’s bound to be etched in the community’s memory.
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