ARTS at King Street Station is a free gallery on the building’s top floor at 303 S Jackson St in Seattle. Its rotating exhibitions focus on social justice and diversity, with community events adding another reason to visit. The gallery pairs the station’s classic character with a quiet, welcoming setting and natural light from east- and south-facing windows. Stop in to see the current exhibition, or return on another visit for a different show. All-gender restrooms are available.
Exhibitions and events
The gallery presents changing exhibitions, with themes that include social justice and diversity. Because the displays rotate, the art on view can change between visits. Community-oriented events are also part of the program, so check what is scheduled if you want to attend something beyond the exhibitions.
A gallery inside the station
ARTS at King Street Station occupies the top floor of the station at 303 S Jackson St. The setting brings together the building’s classic character and a contemporary gallery space. Windows bring in light from the east and south. The venue has all-gender restrooms, and a wheelchair-accessible elevator connects visitors to the gallery.
FAQ
Is ARTS at King Street Station free?
Yes. Admission is free.
Where is ARTS at King Street Station?
It is on the top floor of King Street Station at 303 S Jackson St in Seattle.
When is ARTS at King Street Station open?
It is open Wednesday through Saturday, 11 AM to 5 PM. It is closed Sunday through Tuesday.
