Campus Organizations

AIE trains students for employment and career opportunities in 3D animation, game development and related fields through the provision of world class education as well as acting as a catalyst to build these industries.

In it's 30th year forever changing A/NT Gallery has endeavored to present two and three-dimensional works of art to the public. Many artists display their work for the first time at A/NT Gallery a uniquely welcoming venue.

The Center School is a Seattle Public School that provides a rigorous academic education in the heart of Seattle's cultural and arts community. Located on the third and fourth floors of Center House, The Center School emphasizes inquiry-based learning and interdisciplinary team teaching to bring academic subjects to life.

Chihuly Garden and Glass features many of Chihuly's most popular series works and architectural installations highlighting the wide-ranging breadth and scope of Dale's career to include new, existing and archival works by the artist.

Classical KING, FM 98.1 is the primary institution developing new audiences for classical music in Seattle, Bellevue, and the Puget Sound Region. Listener-supported KING FM is located at Seattle Center with a mission to make classical music accessible for everyone in the community and to advocate for the arts in our region. Their listener-supported station serves more than 250,000 listeners each week.

Located at Seattle Center, Climate Pledge Arena is the first net zero certified arena in the world. The redevelopment of this historic landmark, originally built for the 1962 Seattle World's Fair, was completed in October of 2021 and is an industry first. Home to the NHL’s Seattle Kraken, WNBA's Seattle Storm, and the world's biggest performers of live music and events.

Begun in 1914, Cornish College of the Arts offers Bachelor of Fine Arts degrees in the performing and visual arts and a Bachelor of Music degree, multiple public programs, and extension courses. The College’s founder Nellie Cornish believed in education through exposure to all the arts. This approach continues to inform the College’s curriculum and community involvement today by promoting experimentation, discovery, and innovation, giving artists the creative intelligence they need to thrive in their disciplines and beyond. The Cornish Playhouse on Seattle Center campus serves as a satellite campus for the college, whose main campus is in the Denny Triangle area.

Seattle Center has expanded its role by providing maintenance, public safety, and operations services at Seattle’s new Waterfront Park in partnership with Friends of Waterfront Seattle. Friends, the nonprofit partner to the City of Seattle, is responsible for stewarding, programming, and helping fund the park – today and into the future.

The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Discovery Center takes visitors of all ages on an interactive journey that brings to life the connections we share with others across the globe. Discover innovations and inventions that are helping to create a world where every person has the opportunity to live a healthy and productive life. Immerse yourself in debates about education, health and poverty. Take action on a cause that you care about. The Discovery Center also offers a rich array of programs and community events, educator resources and school tours.

Seattle's public broadcasting station. KCTS 9’s mission is to inspire a smarter world.

KEXP is a nonprofit arts organization serving music lovers through in-person, broadcast and online programming. KEXP operates one of the most influential listener-supported radio stations in the world, 90.3 KEXP-FM Seattle, with online and on-air service reaching over 200,000 global listeners each week. Visit the KEXP Gathering Space to experience music and connect with other music lovers. Grab coffee at Café Vita, then settle in and watch KEXP DJs work. Shop for records at Light In the Attic Record Shop. Catch your new favorite band performing for free in the viewing gallery. Go behind the scenes with a free station tour exploring the music library, live performance studio, and production rooms.

MoPOP is a leading-edge, nonprofit museum, dedicated to the ideas and risk-taking that fuel contemporary popular culture. With its roots in rock ‘n’ roll, MoPOP serves as a gateway museum, reaching multigenerational audiences through our collections, exhibitions, and educational programs, using interactive technologies to engage and empower our visitors. At MoPOP, artists, audiences, and ideas converge, bringing understanding, interpretation, and scholarship to the popular culture of our time.

An independent 501(c)(3) arts organization that celebrates the multigenerational arts, cultures, and traditions of a global Pacific Northwest. Since 1972, Northwest Folklife has been deeply committed to celebrating the diversity of our Northwest communities and demystifying our differences together, under one roof.

Pacific Northwest Ballet is widely recognized as one of the top ballet companies in the country. Under the artistic direction of Peter Boal, the company performs a wide variety of classical and contemporary ballets in Seattle and on national and international tours.

Pacific Science Center features five buildings of interactive science exhibits, a tropical Butterfly House, two IMAX theatres (one with IMAX 3D technology), a planetarium and laser light shows. Pacific Science Center is a nonprofit, private foundation

Path with Art fosters the restoration of individuals, groups, and society from the effects of trauma through arts engagement and community building.

Seattle Center Foundation actively inspires broad community engagement to support and promote the evolution of Seattle Center. You’ll find us advocating for the Century 21 Master Plan, seeking public and private funds for capital improvements, supporting free public programs, and bringing together the organizations and individuals who value Seattle Center as a civic asset.

Seattle Center Monorail is the nation’s first full-scale commercial monorail system and a beloved Seattle landmark. The Monorail provides a fun, quick, and convenient link between downtown Seattle and Seattle Center, home to the Space Needle, Pacific Science Center, Museum of Pop Culture, Climate Pledge Arena, The Children’s Museum, and a host of theatrical and cultural experiences.

The Children's Museum features interactive child-size exhibits that invite visitors to explore world cultures in the museum's "Neighborhood," across the globe and through time. Studio spaces allow children to experience art, technology and the humanities through hands-on activities.

The mission of Seattle Children’s Theatre is to provide children of all ages access to professional theatre, with a focus on new works, and theatre education.

Founded in 1976, SIFF is a non-profit film organization dedicated to fostering an informed, aware, and vibrant community of film lovers through our year-round five-screen SIFF Cinema (SIFF Cinema Uptown, SIFF Cinema Egyptian, and SIFF Film Center), annual Seattle International Film Festival held over 25-days in May and June, and SIFF Education with its lifelong learning and creativity for all ages. SIFF believes in film’s unique power to share original stories, diverse perspectives, and rich emotional journeys. Seattle Center is home to their SIFF Film Center, with its administrative offices, state-of-the-art 90-seat jewelbox cinema, and SIFF Education classes, workshops, and youth filmmaking camps.

Seattle Opera - Founded in 1963, Seattle Opera has developed into one of the leading opera companies in the United States. Under the leadership of general director Aidan Lang, the company is recognized internationally for its theatrically compelling and musically accomplished performances. Seattle Opera's summer presentations, particularly of Wagner's Ring des Nibelungen, have been acclaimed often and widely as the Pacific Northwest's premier cultural events. A new production of the Ring was presented in August of 2001 and was remounted in the summer of 2005. August 2003 signaled the debut of Seattle Opera in the new Marion Oliver McCaw Hall.

Seattle Rep puts theater at the heart of public life. Founded in 1963 and winner of the 1990 Tony Award for Outstanding Regional Theatre, Seattle Rep is currently led by Artistic Director Braden Abraham and Managing Director Jeffrey Herrmann. Over a season and throughout the year, Seattle Rep collaborates with extraordinary artists to create productions and programs that reflect and elevate the diverse cultures, perspectives, and life experiences of the Pacific Northwest. Seattle Rep’s nationally recognized programs include the New Play Program, Public Works Seattle, the August Wilson Monologue Competition, Pay What You Choose ticketing options, and numerous audience enrichment and engagement opportunities including post-play panels, discussions, and community events.

Seattle Shakespeare Company is the Puget Sound region’s only year-round professional classical theatre dedicated to producing the works of Shakespeare. The company’s growing success stems from a deep belief in the power and vibrancy of Shakespeare’s words and ideas along with a commitment to artistic excellence on the stage. The results have been provocative performances that both challenge and delight audiences while fostering an appreciation for the greatest playwright the world has ever known.

The Space Needle is one of the most recognizable landmarks in the world and is a treasured Seattle icon. Built for the 1962 World’s Fair—the Century 21 Exposition whose theme was “The Age of Space”—the tower’s futuristic design was inspired by the idea that the fair needed a structure to symbolize humanity’s Space Age aspirations. Since its grand opening on April 21, 1962, the landmark continues to symbolize the innovative and forward-thinking spirit of Seattle. Located at Seattle Center, the Space Needle stands at 605’ tall and is one of the most photographed structures in the world.

TeenTix is a revolutionary arts access program for teenagers. We help arts organizations connect with young audiences and we empower teenagers to engage with the arts on their own terms. Any teenager (13-19 years old) can sign up for a free TeenTix pass. The pass entitles them to purchase $5.00 day-of-show tickets at any of TeenTix partner organizations. TeenTix also provides various arts engagement opportunities to teens, from arts leadership training on the TeenTix Steering Committee, to arts criticism through the TeenTix Press Corps. Over 80 teen contributors make the TeenTix blog Seattle’s best source of youth-centric arts coverage.

Theatre Puget Sound (TPS) is a leadership and service organization founded in 1997 to advocate for the region's growing theatre community's causes and administer much-needed services. TPS exists to promote the spiritual and economic necessity of theatre to the public, and to unify and strengthen the theatre community through programs, resources and services. TPS is now the Northwest's premiere arts advocacy and leadership organization, serving over 1,300 individual members and 130 organizations. Members include theatre companies of all sizes, as well as actors, directors, designers, dramaturgs, playwrights, stage managers, technicians, and theatre administrative staff. TPS truly represents the diversity of Puget Sound; our members range from Everett to Olympia, Port Townsend to Wenatchee, and beyond.