Teen Tix would like to thank the following Community
Partners for their support:
The Vera Project
Vera is your dream come true: a music center of sorts run
by and for youth. This multi-faceted venue books concerts
of all kinds, holds classes throughout the week, hosts the
Ver(a)rt gallery, runs a community silkscreen program, and
trains Seattle’s future sound engineers.
Arts Corps offers free arts education classes to kids in
grades K-12. Experienced teaching artists create rich learning
environments in education facilities all over King County,
fostering our greatest resource: young people.
Seattle Center Academy is a two-week arts adventure with
results that last a lifetime. For two weeks every summer,
young people from all over Seattle gather at Seattle Center
to study theatre, writing, fashion, music, dance, audio and
video production, and visual arts with the region’s
top professional artists. Students in grades 7 and 8 are invited
to apply, and scholarships are available.
As the Central Area’s premier arts organization, Langston
Hughes Performing Arts Center strives to strengthen community
by forging connections between individuals and art. In addition
to presenting stellar arts performances all year-round, the
Center offers arts classes for people of all ages in subjects
ranging from break-dancing to poetry, marimba to hip-hop dance,
taught by some of our region’s premier artist-educators.
TPS exists to nurture a healthy and vibrant theatre community,
develop strong ties among the region's theatre professionals
and to raise visibility of this region's theatre scene at
the local, national, and international levels
826 Seattle is a non-profit writing center that helps students ages 6-18 develop their creative and expository writing skills. They are dedicated to providing students with access to writing workshops, publishing projects, and one-on-one help with homework and English language learning all free of charge.
8414 Greenwood Ave N
Seattle, WA 98103
206-725-2625
