Since 1998, PT Artscape has been providing visual and dramatic arts in the Port Townsend Public Schools, grades K-12.

Consortium programs integrate the arts into the regular classrooms, help teachers enhance their curriculum through the arts, expand student access to and experience with the arts, and provide instruction and mentoring to artists who wish to teach their art. Over the years, program offerings have evolved with the changing and increasing interest and engagement of teachers. The Port Townsend School District is the lead agency for the Consortium activities which are funded through a grant from the Washington State Arts Commission.

Click here for link to the 2024 Wearable Art Student Show entry forms and information.




“Art Wave” Student Art in the Stores in Uptown/Downtown Port Townsend in May 

For the month of May, Historic Districts’ merchants are showcasing student artwork for “Art Wave!” The artwork is created in the Port Townsend School District in grades K-12. The annual art exhibit is on display at 32 businesses in Uptown and Downtown with over 400 pieces of art installed as part of this promotion. Click HERE to see the list of participants.

The “Art Wave” exhibit celebrates children’s creative expression through art and is a collaboration with participating Port Townsend businesses. The funds raised will help support diverse offerings by PT Artscape including the Teaching Artists Programs in Salish Coast Elementary, Blue Heron Middle School, and Port Townsend High School, and professional development for teaching artists and classroom teachers. PT Artscape also supports Centrum’s Tales, Texts and Theater Program for the sixth grade, as well as special projects and materials.

Once again this year, PT Artscape Donation Jar will be in select stores; all proceeds from the jars will go directly to art education programs in the Port Townsend School District.

Pt Artscape has been providing visual and dramatic arts in the Port Townsend Public Schools, grades K-12 since 1998. Consortium programs integrate the arts into the regular classrooms, help teachers enhance their curriculum through the arts, expand student access to and experience with the arts, and provide instruction and mentoring to artists who wish to teach their art. Over the years, program offerings have evolved with the changing and increasing interest and engagement of teachers. The Port Townsend School District is the lead agency for the Consortium activities which are funded through a grant from the Washington State Arts Commission.

–Thank you merchants and please donate!