There are art walks up and down the region, from Burien to Edmonds, but the biggest one is in Seattle’s Pioneer Square neighborhood. It’s hailed as the longest-running art walk in the nation, and it goes down during the early evenings of every first Thursday of the month. The walks include everything from blue-chip art galleries like Greg Kucera Gallery to artist-run cooperatives like Soil. Bouncers won’t quiz you on postmodern sculpture at the door; someone will probably wear Tevas with socks. It’s Seattle. You can be casual.
When going on an art walk, consider checking out these galleries around the Pioneer Square neighborhood:
🖼 4Culture: 101 Prefontaine Place S
🖼 ARTS at King Street Station: 303 S. Jackson St, Top Floor
🖼 CoCA, Center on Contemporary Art: 114 3rd Ave S
🖼 Foster/White Gallery: 220 3rd Ave S
🖼 Greg Kucera Gallery: 212 3rd Ave S
🖼 J. Rinehart Gallery: 319 3rd Ave S
🖼 Method Gallery: 106 3rd Ave S
🖼 Pilchuck Glass School: 240 2nd Ave S
🖼 Soil: 112 3rd Ave S
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