KIDS + Teens

Schack Art Center offers a wide range of programming and opportunities for Kids + teens including free classes, monthly Teen Nights, scholarships, awards and exhibitions.

  • Teen Night

    Teen Night is a free, monthly event featuring art-making with local artists.

    NEXT TEEN NIGHT | December 19, 2024

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  • HOMESCHOOL ART DAY

    Homeschool Art Day is designed to serve homeschools, co-op groups, and individual families, as well as locally attending cyberschool students. Projects and themes are accessible to students from Kindergarten to High School.

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  • ART SPARKS

    An art-making adventure for 3-6-year-old youth and their grown-ups.

    Select Fridays through June 7 from 10:30 - 11:15

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  • CLASSES + WORKSHOPS

    Schack Art Center offers a great selection of classes for beginners or advanced artists.

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  • Scholastic Art Awards

    The nation’s longest-running, most prestigious recognition program for creative teens. Every year teens in Snohomish County can submit their artwork to the Scholastic Art Awards.

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  • Susan Jane Russell Scholarship

    The Susan Jane Russell College Scholarship is awarded to a high school senior planning on attending a community college, college, university, or art school and majoring in visual arts or art education.

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  • Black and White Photography Contest

    This annual student exhibition of Black and White Photography is open to all Snohomish County 9-12 grade students. Free to submit.

    Exhibition at the Schack Art Center March 27 - April 20

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  • Teen Glassblowing

    Schack Art Center provides 4 weekly glassblowing sessions to Sequoia High School Students. Students join skilled instructors in the Schack Hot Shop to learn the basics of glassblowing and build the skills necessary to create functional and artistic objects.

ART ALTERNATIVES

Denney Juvenile Justice Community Partner Collaboration

For over 30 years, the Schack has partnered with Denney to provide art education classes for their students. Students participate in weekly classes and are introduced to the elements and principles of art through hands-on art lessons and high-quality art materials.

Art Alternative instructors use art as a vehicle to build relationships and skills, empowering youth to grow into creative and confident community members. Instructors work to stay informed of current best practice research to implement the most hopeful and promising strategies using art to positively engage youth.

This program is funded by those who support Schack’s goals of serving this County with diverse cultural and artistic enrichment.

Art Alternative’s students are recognized for their creative achievements annually during an exhibition in the Emerging Young Artists Gallery. This exhibition honors the students’ work and connects them with their community.

Grievance and Equity Policy >

CHILDREN’S BOOK

Every two years, we publish 6,000 bi-lingual preschool books created by Denney students who create the artwork, write the text, and translate the text from English to Spanish. These books are distributed to preschools, daycare centers and through the Volunteers of America.

THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT