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Beta© 2026 Adaptrex, LLC
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The Arts Recovery Project - Founded in 2008, Path With Art Offers Free, Year-round, Comprehensive, Multidisciplinary Arts Programming. We Remain the Primary Arts Organization in Seattle Solely Focused on Underserved Adults, I.e., No- to Low-income Adults in Recovery From Trauma Like Substance Abuse, Homelessness, and Mental Health Challenges. Our Arts Recovery Project Has: Arts Education: 55+ Quarterly Art Classes and Workshops. Access Art: 40+ Weekly Group Outings to Arts and Cultural Performance, Exhibitions, and Lectures. 12+ Exhibitions and Showcases: Quarterly Public Exhibitions and Curated Performances. Community Connections: Place- Based Arts Engagement Opportunities That Bring Disparate Communities Together Through the Transformative Vehicle of the Arts. Our Individually-based, Community-engaged Programming, Utilizes the Arts as a Tool Through Which Participant Artists Gain New Artistic Skills, Develop Renewed Confidence and Stability, Actively Problem-solve, and Meaningfully Engage in Greater Community.
Committed
$210,000
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