The registration window is open for the fall Arts Walk in Olympia.
The event, which takes place on Oct. 3 and Oct. 4, is a celebration of community, culture and creativity.
"Twice each year, hundreds of local creatives and businesses come together to transform downtown into a lively hub of art and connection for Arts Walk — and now’s your chance to join the lineup for the fall event," said the City of Olympia in announcing the registration window is open for the event.
Artists, performers and creatives
Now through July 31: Partner with a local business or organization to host your exhibit, performance, or activity. Your host will handle registration — just focus on sharing your talent! View more tips and the FAQ here.
Now through July 15: Apply for a booth space at the fall Arts Market by submitting an interest form to vend your creative works. Fees are $60 for a full 10x10 space or $30 for a half space, collected during the confirmation process. Of note: Submitting a form does not guarantee a spot — space is limited, so apply today!
Businesses and organizations
Now through July 31: Register your location to host an artist, performer, or activity during Arts Walk. Just complete a Venue Registration Form and submit your pay-what-you-choose fee (starting at $35).
Need help finding an artist? There’s an option on the form to request assistance from Arts Walk staff—we’ll do our best to help you make a match.
Registered Arts Walk participants receive the following:
Dedicated web pages on the Arts Walk site — one to feature your Arts Walk attraction, and a second just for your venue.
A spot in the printed event map and guide, which is distributed to thousands of attendees.
Promotional materials, like posters, flyers and event signage.
Recognition opportunities, including consideration for an Innovation Award and eligibility to apply for future cover art commissions.
"Whether you're an emerging artist or a seasoned creative, Arts Walk is a platform to amplify your work, reach new audiences, and energize Olympia with creativity," the City of Olympia said.
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