The Art of Activism will take place on Saturday, September 28th, 2024, from 3-4:30pm. Musical performances and panel discussion will wrap up at 4:30pm.

There will be time to explore visual exhibits and information tables during and after the program.

The event will take place, block party-style outside the Cornish Commons at the corner of Lenora Street and Terry Avenue, in Seattle’s South Lake Union neighborhood. If it rains, the event will take place inside the Cornish Commons at 2025 Terry Avenue.

This location is also accessed easily by public transportation. It's a half mile from the Westlake Light Rail Station, just blocks from the South lake Union Streetcar, and reached by many bus lines. 

If coming by car, there are public parking lots and street parking available nearby.

Food and beverages won't be available at the event, however, there will be several options in the neighborhood.

Whole Foods at 2210 Westlake Avenue

Our event won't be selling or requiring tickets. Instead, we are asking folks to donate to The Last 6000 campaign. You are welcome to donate anytime before or after the event here on our website. Volunteers will also be able to collect donations at The Last 6000 campaign information table during the event.

Absolutely! We'd love to have your support.

You are welcome to make a donation to The Last 6000 campaign anytime before or after the event here on our website. Thank you!

Yes! The Last 6000 is a program of Plenty Amnesty. As fiscal sponsor, all donations go through Plant Amnesty. Their 501c3 designation makes your donation tax deductible. Tax ID #91-1393557

Bring your friends and loved ones, your curiosity about the relationship between social advocacy and art.

Bring your smartphone - to donate; connect with the artists, panelists, and The Last 6000 campaign on social media. You are welcome to take photos and share on social accounts with hashtags: #theartofactivism2024 #thelast6000 #majelconnery #kaleylaneeatonmusic #cornishcollegeofthearts #kersti_wildurbanity #treeswithtaha

As the event is planned for open air, dress for the weather. Should the weather not be amenable, the event will be moved indoors.

Absolutely! Cameras are welcome, as are smartphones. Feel free to happily post to social media as well, and tag us. We'd love to hear and see your experience!

Hashtags: #theartofactivism2024 #thelast6000 #majelconnery #kaleylaneeatonmusic #cornishcollegeofthearts #kersti_wildurbanity #treeswithtaha

Yes. Once our location is selected, we will provide ADA accessibility information.