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Who We Fund
Each year, the City of Issaquah invests in arts and culture through a grants program that supports valuable arts programming, arts education, cultural events and festivals in the community.
2023 Arts Grants
For 2023, the City has awarded $145,880 to 27 projects — ranging from free community music series and Shakespeare in the park to arts programs for local schools and underserved community members.
2023 Grants |
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Clark Elementary School PTA: Hands-on, 3-D Art Program |
Coco Allred Studio: Drawing Herd, Free Community Art Classes |
Downtown Issaquah Association: Community Arts Programming Including Gas Station Blues and Confluence Music Festival |
Friends of Lake Sammamish State Park: Art Projects in the Park |
Greater Issaquah Chamber of Commerce: Salmon Days Music Programming |
Highlands Council: Community Arts Programming Including Global Grub & Groove and Gallery Exhibitions |
Influence the Choice: Student PSA Video Contest |
Issaquah Cultural Circle: Community Arts Programming Including Club Inclusive Art, Day of the Dead Celebration and Children’s Day Celebration |
Issaquah High School: Theatre Program |
Issaquah Philharmonic Orchestra: Free Public Concerts/Young Composers Competition |
Issaquah Singers: Free Concerts at Senior Living Centers |
Master Chorus Eastside: 4th of July Celebration |
Seattle Shakespeare Company: Wooden O Free Shakespeare Program |
The Garage, a Teen Café: Student Arts Programming |
Village Theatre: Arts Partnership Support |
Welcoming Week Planning Group: Issaquah Welcomes You Celebration |
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Amy Dukes
Arts Program AdministratorPhone: 425-837-3024