Edmonds Center for the Arts

We're excited to announce a new opportunity to help bring even more diverse voices, stories, and experiences to the ECA stage.

Introducing the McIalwain–ECA Access Program Hosting Scholarship, a new donor-supported initiative designed to reduce venue costs for eligible nonprofit and public organizations whose work aligns with our mission to expand access to the arts and cultural experiences.

From cultural celebrations and community performances to dance recitals, theater, comedy, and more, we've always believed our stage should reflect the community we serve. We can't wait to see the incredible events this scholarship will help make possible.

Know an organization that would be a great fit? Please help us spread the word!

Applications for the first award cycle are due July 31.

Learn more and apply >> https://bit.ly/hosting_scholarship

Come see us at the Edmonds Arts Festival this weekend!

Edmonds Center for the Arts looks forward to this event every year. The festival offers free live entertainment, a juried gallery art exhibition and sale, a nationally-recognized juried student art exhibit, and a hands-on children’s art activity area, all in a beautiful outdoor setting overlooking Puget Sound.

It’s a chance to gather with your community in appreciation of the arts, and we hope we’ll see you at this cornerstone event of Edmonds culture.

AND be sure to stop by our booth this weekend and say hello—and snap a pic in our photo booth to share on social media for a chance to win tickets to a show of your choice in our upcoming 2026/2027 season! A new winner will be selected each day of the festival.

Happy Pride Month from all of us at ECA!

We invite you to join Edmonds Pride on June 12 at Edmonds Center of the Arts for a free screening of Flee, an award-winning animated documentary that tells the story of Amin Nawabi as he grapples with a painful secret he has kept hidden for 20 years. Recounted mostly through animation, he tells the story of his extraordinary journey as a child refugee from Afghanistan. While the subject of this film is somber, it is a celebration of perseverance, compassion, and empathy.

Arrive early when the doors open at 6:30PM to enjoy resources offered by local community groups, including Under the Rainbow Edmonds, PFLAG Seattle, and Sno-Isle Libraries!

While this event is free, registration is kindly requested >> https://bit.ly/popcorn-pride-at-ECA. Hope to see you there!

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