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Creativity on display - Old Redmond Schoolhouse Art Walk brings community together

Creativity on display - Old Redmond Schoolhouse Art Walk brings community together

Old Redmond Schoolhouse brought its community together for its annual Art Walk last week, celebrating a vibrant, student-centered showcase of creativity and belonging. For the third consecutive year, the Seattle Art Museum (SAM) partnered with the school to elevate the experience, highlighting the district’s commitment to engaging, innovative learning and meaningful community partnerships. Families enjoyed finding their children’s artwork on display, exploring a hands-on SAM art station and connecting with local partner organizations, all of which reflected Lake Washington School District’s focus on inclusive environments where every student’s voice and talents are honored and supported.

A woman in a green hijab and a man in a black jacket stand in front of a display of children's artwork, with a large screen on the right wall.
A man and his daughter admire children's artwork displayed on a stand in the foreground, while another man and boy observe in the background, with a %22Richmond Schools%22 sign overhead.
Three women pose in front of a display of colorful children's artwork in a well-lit gallery.
In the foreground, adults and children are gathered around a wall displaying colorful artwork, while the background shows more artwork and a hallway.
Two smiling women stand behind a table with a banner for the %22Lake Washington School District Early Learning Program,%22 while people mill about in the blurred background.

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