Celebrating 11 Years!
Art at Work: Tacoma Arts Month
Art at Work Month is dedicated to showing off the very best about our community. Take this opportunity to experience something new in addition to attending an old favorite. Be an active participant in what is happening in Tacoma year-round. You’ll find that the arts are both exciting and essential to Tacoma, enlivening all corners of our community.
The AMOCAT Arts Awards recognize those in our community who provide distinctive contributions to the arts. The honorees work hard to support and build our community by innovating in artistic excellence.
This year's honorees are KeyBank, The Grand Cinema, and Katy Evans
Check out more about this year's honorees here.
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Subscribe to our Constant Contact email list and we'll keep you informed throughout November about the many arts and culture events happening in our backyard.
Tacoma Arts Blog
Read and subscribe to this comprehensive blog covering all sorts of Tacoma arts-related information and updates including public art, artists and arts organizations on the move, calls to artists, and funding and professional development opportunities.
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Art at Work Month Call for Activities
The Tacoma Arts Commission is seeking submissions of arts activities happening during Art at
Work Month this November. We are looking for a variety of activities spanning all categories of art and culture including but not limited to music, visual art, literary art, dance, theater, and film. If you will be hosting an exhibition, performance, class, workshop, reception, lecture, tour, artists’ market, celebration, meeting, presentation, or any other programming, let us know. We will list your arts event in an interactive and searchable online calendar of events.
Click here to submit your activity.
Hosting an arts event in November as part of Art at Work month? Download the Art at Work logo to use on your materials.
Photo credits clockwise from top left: Kathy Gore-Fuss & John Carlton; provided by Tacoma Symphony Orchestra; provided by Broadway Center; Ross Mulhausen; Galen Wicks; Video Games Live, Michael J. Trifillis