Art, artists and creativity in the greater Trout Lake community since 1996.
Are you with this nonprofit?
Claim the listing to update your mission, contact info, programs, and ways to give. Free, and only takes a minute.
Community events that bring local artists, makers and writers together, and grants that bring art into classrooms.
The council's arts education committee. It manages a fund that awards yearly grants to artists and art educators for projects with students of all ages, with Trout Lake School (a public K–12 school of about 230 students) at its heart. Past grants have supported the school music program, classes and a preschool.
A fall studio tour along the White Salmon River to Trout Lake, launched in 2026 with nine open studios and fifteen artists, a group show at the Trout Lake Grange, and dinner and music at Trout Lake Hall.
A December marketplace of local artisans and makers, with handmade gifts, crafts and food.
An evening of readings by local writers, followed by questions from the audience.
Local pop-up galleries where artists can show, sell and buy art.
The Trout Lake Arts Council is a 501(c)(3), so donations are tax-deductible.
Donate through the council's PayPal page; gifts support ArtSmart grants and community arts events.
Trout Lake Arts Council, PO Box 78, Trout Lake, WA 98650.
Fundraising events and local business sponsors keep the ArtSmart fund going.
Makers can reserve a Holiday Market spot by emailing tlartscouncil@gmail.com, and local writers can apply to read at Writers of the Valley.
Artists and art educators serving Trout Lake, BZ Corner, Husum, Northwestern Park and Glenwood can apply once a year: applications are due October 15 and awards are made by December 15.
Are you with this nonprofit?
Claim the listing to update your mission, contact info, programs, and ways to give. Free, and only takes a minute.
