Applications open for Lynnwood City Hall, Rec Center artists

Lynnwood, WALocal News

Lynnwood City Hall and Rec Center are accepting applications for art exhibits in 2026, with submissions due by October 26. City Hall's gallery is open to artists of all ages, while the Rec Center specifically supports artists under 18. This initiative is designed to encourage local talent and enhance community involvement in the arts. Currently, visitors can enjoy exhibitions featuring the works of professional artists Cathy Fields and Fen Hsu at City Hall, as well as young artist Joanne Qiao at the Rec Center. The city aims to foster a vibrant artistic environment, showcasing diverse talent and perspectives.

Art exhibits like these contribute to the cultural landscape of Lynnwood, enriching the community's appreciation for creativity. The opportunity for young artists to exhibit their work is particularly significant, as it promotes early engagement in the arts. This initiative reflects the city's commitment to supporting both emerging and established artists.

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