Teen Art Studios
Teen Art Studios (TAS), is a free, year-round, youth arts program that increases access to arts education for 1,500 King County youth, ages 13-18, who face barriers or limited access to creative outlets.
TAS offers 100% free weekly Friday evening drop-in sessions for teens. Professional teaching artists facilitate each session and rotate monthly to introduce a new subject and medium from drawing, sculpting, painting and printmaking, to visual storytelling, cartooning, and digital animation.
All materials are included.
Every Friday, year-round
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Bellevue
6:00pm - 9:00pm
Gage has found a new home for TAS in Bellevue at the Highland Community Center (HCC) in their fireside room! We are so excited to resume our free Friday drop-in art studio program starting this February.
March Instructor: Po-Yan Tsang
April Instructor: Allison Rose
Address: 14224 Bel-Red Rd, Bellevue, WA 98007
No Class Dates: HCC has a quarterly event requireing the whole building as well as scheduled closures. TAS will not be held during the following dates.
- May 9
- August 15
- October 24
- November 28
- All December
South Lake Union
6:30pm - 9:30pm
Join us every Friday night for teen art studio at SLU. Free food, supplies, and an opportunity to learn from a professional artist instructor.
March Instructor: Allison Rose
April Instructor: Jonathan Tune
Address: 2107 Westlake Ave; Seattle, WA 98121
No Class Dates: TAS will not be held during the following dates for holiday or building closures.
- November 28
- December 26
- January 2, 2026
South Park
Currently On Break - Join us again in April!
Free art space for teens – no manches! at our South Park TAS, offered in partnership with the Sea Mar Museum of Chicano/a/Latino/a Culture and hosted in their Community Room. South Park TAS is managed by artist and activist Scott Méxcal.
Address: 9635 Des Moines Memorial Drive; Seattle, WA 98108

Empowering vulnerable youth through creativity
Your support sustains this program and ensures that we meet the needs of low-income youth and youth experiencing homelessnes. In addition to developing creative skills, program participants report personal growth, improved abilities to forge strong peer relationships, and self-dedication to community involvement.