NW African American Museum

Photo by NW African American Museum

Wenatchee Valley Museum

Wenatchee Valley Museum

Pacific Science Center

Photo by John Keatley

Woodland Park Zoo

Photo by Jeremy Dwyer-Lindgren / Woodland Park Zoo

KidsQuest Museum

KidsQuest Museum

Photo by Lisa Bontje

5th Ave Theatre

Photo by Jeff Carpenter

Edmonds Center for the Arts

Edmonds Center for the Arts

Edmonds Center for the Arts

Visual Arts at Arts Liberation & Leadership Institute (ALLI) Arts Corps

Photo by Amy L. Piñon

Tieton Arts & Humanities

Shoreline-Lake Forest Park Arts Council

Science, heritage, and arts experiences change lives and strengthen communities.

Inspire Washington opens the door to more culture happening where people live.

Inspire Washington increases public access to arts, heritage, and science activities through advocacy, resource development, education, and coalition building.

From Spokane to Seattle, from Kennewick to Kitsap, from Wenatchee to Whatcom, we champion the positive impact of people and organizations that provide cultural programs, activities, and experiences.

Culture is important and inspirational: it ignites curiosity, creativity, critical thinking, and connection to other people and the places around us. More public investment in arts, heritage, and science pays off with more jobs, better education, and stronger places across Washington.

The bottom line is arts, heritage, and science experiences strengthen our communities. Our coalition believes that everyone in Washington should have the opportunity to improve their lives and explore where their curiosity and creativity can take them.

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