About Belred’s Creative Series

We’re excited to announce BelRed’s Creative Series, our year-round initiative to present free or low-cost arts and cultural experiences at the BelRed Arts Studio for the community to learn, explore and create together! Check back here to see what arts-related activities, programming, events, classes and workshops are coming up.

This series is made possible through the support of the Bellevue Arts Commission and City of Bellevue.

Crosslake Connection Celebration

Produced by the BelRed Arts District Community Alliance, Pottery WA, Evolution Rehearsal Studios, & West Coast Drum Shop

WHEN: Saturday, March 28, 2026 | 12:00 PM - 4:00 PM

WHERE: BelRed Arts Studio, 1615 133rd PL NE, Bellevue WA, 98005

COST: Free

ABOUT

Traveling to and from the Eastside/Seattle just got a whole lot easier!

We’re celebrating the new Link Light Rail Crosslake Connection opening in the BelRed Arts District! For the first time ever, the light rail will officially cross the floating bridge - first of its kind in the world. Make a stop at the BelRed Light Rail Station where the BelRed Arts Studio and neighboring businesses will be hosting a collective celebration featuring:

  • Women’s History Month artist exhibition across all businesses

  • Painting pottery workshop at Pottery WA

  • Live music and art installation at Evolution Rehearsal Studio

  • Drum lesson drive and live drumming demonstration at West Coast Drum Shop

  • Isidro’s Mexican Food Truck

  • Coffee, tea and pastries from Copper Kettle Coffee Bar

All businesses are located in the same plaza, just a two minute walk from the light rail station! RSVP for FREE today.

RSVP TODAY

PAST EVENTS

Black History Month Artist Talk & Exhibition - Celebrating 100 Years

Saturday, March 28, 2026 | BelRed Arts Studio, 1615 133rd PL NE, Bellevue, WA 98005

Produced by the BelRed Arts District Community Alliance, curated and programming by ELEVATE

ABOUT

In honor of the 100th anniversary of the formal national celebration of Black History Month in the U.S., we’re putting together an intimate exhibition centered around Black artists as culture-bearers, storytellers, and visionaries told in their own words and artistry. We’ll reflect and engage in dialogues about legacy, process and the future of Black creativity.

Enjoy small bites, drinks and lively conversations blended with artist dialogue and community exchange. Register today!

  • LaMecca Bostwick, Interdisciplinary Artist & Fine Arts Student

  • Barry Johnson, Visual Artist & Documentation

  • Elisheba Johnson, Co-manager of WA NA WARI , Curator & Artist

FEATURED ARTISTS

2026 Supporter

  • CITY OF BELLEVUE