The Public Art Program seeks to promote a diverse and stimulating cultural environment to enrich the lives of the city’s residents, visitors and employees.

Pierce County Arts & Cultural Services deliver programs and services to stimulate participation and growth in the Arts.

City of Olympia Arts Commission offers extensive resources and provides connections to local arts resources.

Americans for the Arts aims to foster an environment in which the arts can thrive and contribute to the creation of more livable communities, generate more public and private sector resources for the arts and arts education, build individual appreciation of the value of the arts through advocacy, professional development and their Public Art Network.

Seattle Parks and Recreation Department rents all city facilites including parks. Contact their office to aply for a Park Use Permit or a Street Use Permit or receive a copy of their facilities rental guide. A Park Use Permit is required to reserve a playingfield, facility, stage or performing arts area, or to use a park for a gathering of a large number of people. Street Use Permit is required for assembling in the street or sidewalk.

City of Spokane Arts Commission and a percent for art program supply resources and arts opportunities such as: An Artist Opportunities Listing; Directories for Music, Literary, Visual, and Performing Arts; Exhibition opportunities on a competitive basis at the Chase Gallery; The City of Spokane Arts Awards, by nomination only for individual artists.

Bainbridge Island Arts & Humanities Council offers a wide variety of resources and support to both local artists and organizations enriching the cultural landscape of Bainbridge Island.

Skagit Performing Arts Council advocates for, and supports performing arts in Skagit County providing a comprehensive listing of performing arts groups and their performance schedules as well as listings of organizations, venues and resources for music, dance and theater.

Kitsap County Arts Board encourages private and public programs to further the development and public interest in arts and culture through a percent for art program. Artists may register to be on a Call for Artists mailing list, providing opportunities for local artists, as well as the Kitsap County Public Art Registry, to be considered for local public art projects. Links to other arts services and organizations for Washington state artists are available at the boards web address.

City of Edmonds Arts Commissions percent for art program supports ongoing programs and projects through a variety resources including: Write on the Sound, a writers conference including a literary contest and manuscript critiques for conference participants; Two exhibition spaces for rotating displays of two and three dimensional work; A newsletter with opportunities and a call for artists listing; Tourism Promotion Awards, allocating funds in the form of contracts for services to promote cultural tourism; and funding, oversight and maintenance of public art projects through a juried process.