Americans Interned
June 14 – September 1
A Family's Story of Social Injustice
This exhibit shares the personal stories of the WWII Japananese American Internment Camps through portraits and mixed media pieces by Chris & Jan Hopkins.
Summer Art Camps
Give your child a creative summer vacation in a Schack art camp. Camps for ages 6-18 and in mediums such as painting, drawing, glassblowing, sculpture, photography and more.
August 18 & 19
Fresh Paint
Festival of Artists at Work
August 18 & 19 / Free Admission Purchase art fresh off the easel at Everett's waterfront festival. Every artist is in action, plus on-site glassblowing demonstrations and Float Find on Jetty Island.
Watch Live Glassblowing
Spend the afternoon watching live glassblowing at the Schack Art Center. From our exhibit gallery you'll get an upclose view of our state-of-the-art hot shop.
Photography: Digital Media & More Teen Camp
M-F, July 30-Aug 3, 9am-12pm
With example pictures and hands-on field trips, students will learn how the devices already in their pockets or backpacks can make big impressions. No experience required.
Fees: $140 Members/$150 Non-Members, Students bring phone and/or tablet
Fresh Paint
Festival of Artists at Work
August 18 & 19 / Free Admission
Purchase art fresh off the easel at Everett's waterfront festival. Every artist is in action, plus on-site glassblowing demonstrations and Float Find on Jetty Island.
The Pine and the Cherry
Japanese Americans in Washington
Author Mayumi Tsutakawa will speak about her family's history, including internment during World War II, at 2pm July 29.
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