Open Studio Kids’ Crafts in West Seattle

Young at Art lets your kids to draw, paint and glue to their heart's content.

By Alison Brownrigg July 17, 2012

0812pgcrafts

This article originally appeared in the August 2012 issue of Seattle magazine.

If you’ve ever tried to get glitter out of carpet, you’ll understand the genius behind West Seattle’s brand-new kids’ craft studio, Young at Art. There, kids can paint, bead, glue, draw and, yes, glitter to their heart’s content without wreaking havoc on your home. Art teachers Theresa Anderson and Andrea Watterson, who host after-school programs at Schmitz Park Elementary, opened the studio last November; the place is jam-packed with art supplies and offers open studio time in the morning, workshops in the afternoons, summer art camps and party options. Best of all: A back room is dedicated to…splatter painting!

$5–$15/hour. West Seattle, 5962 Fauntleroy Way SW; 206.937.0736; youngatartws.com 

This article has been updated since its original publication.

 

 

Follow Us