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Thirty-six live and work spaces make up the top three floors of the Historic Frank B Cooper School also known as Youngstown Cultural Arts Center in West Seattle. The old school classrooms were converted to affordable studio apartments and house artists of varied disciplines such as sculpture, video, film, music, creative writing, photography, painting and many others.

Artists will open their home studios to the public to show the “Curious Creatures” in their natural habitat. Visitors can tour each floor of the building where residents will showcase their art, both in their studios and on two performance stages in the building. Music, performance art, theatre sketches, and poetry readings will continue throughout the day.

On the first floor, arts-based nonprofits will host interactive activities for all ages.

Entrance and all performances and activities are free, and some artists will offer their art for sale.