Studio S Fine Arts

Studio S Fine Arts offer studio classes focuses on students preparing for art colleges to develop their creative skills. Throughout the years, their students have gone on to study at some of the best arts schools around the world.

Kirkland Arts Center was founded as the Creative Arts League in 1962 by artists and citizens interested in providing local opportunities in the arts and preserving a Kirkland landmark, the Peter Kirk Building. For over 60 years, KAC has owned and maintained this historic structure and transformed it into an exhibition gallery, community arts studios, and classrooms serving students of all ages and skill levels.

Founded in 2007, Emerald Ballet Theatre is a nonprofit organization dedicated to advancing the arts and enriching the community through education, performance and outreach.

At KLA Schools of Bellevue, children learn as much from their environment as they do from the caring adults in their lives. Their distinctive classrooms and shared spaces are designed with safety in mind and matched to various stages of your child’s development and growth.

EAC studio focuses on creating 2-D wall art in different mediums. They will be bringing some easels and 10+ pieces of art up in the booth + face painting activities!

Located in the BelRed Arts District, West Coast Drum Shop is locally-owned drum shop and music school featuring a full roster of experienced teachers for drums, guitar, ukulele, voice, and piano. They feature both high profile drummers and local legends in our drum clinics, and regularly host events for our drumming community.

Kokanee Clay Studio

Kokanee Clay Studio is a new community ceramics studio on the Eastside. Their 1916 square foot space has a main studio space, a classroom, a kiln and storage room, and a glazing room. Stop by their booth to see what their artists are producing!

Theatre33

Theatre33 is a multilingual non-profit community teaching theater, the only independent theater in Bellevue. They provide a unique platform for transplanted immigrants and next generation Americans to retain and maintain a connection to history, literature, and language.