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 FACILITIES
 
 THE ART FARM  consists of multi-functional & flexible indoor and outdoor spaces that are conducive to creativity and learning.
 The property is situated on 3 acres and abuts a 40 acre nature preserve which includes wetlands, creeks and Carpenter Lake,    and is within close proximity of local schools, parks and beaches. Located in Kingston, Washington, it is reached by ferry boat   from  Edmonds, 15 miles north of Seattle, or a scenic 45 minute drive from Tacoma via the Narrows bridge. see map

Barn  consists of an art gallery, a recording studio and music lounge with a grand piano, a library and reading space with a fireplace. It also contains a kitchen, bathroom, washer/dryer, 2 sleeping rooms and a sleeping/painting loft. It opens onto a covered patio, barb-q and firepit. The indoor and adjacent outdoor spaces can accommodate up to 50 people.

Gallery  serves as a display space for featured artists and a variety of unique exhibitions. It also functions as a theatre and  classroom on occasion. Check out our on-site gallery that supports and assists artists and art seekers on their             creative quests. All profits are used to cultivate and support creative community. see more at www.crescendagallery.com

Cabin   accommodates the artist-in-residence and serves as guest housing on occasion. It is a rustic 396 sq.ft. 1 bedroom,1 bath, fully furnished dwelling made of recycled and re-purposed material.  click here for more info.

Art studio  hosts a 12'x24' space with a sliding barn door and sloped ceiling that can accommodate framed pieces up to 7' high and 20' wide. The studio space comfortably occupies 1-2 artists and is available to artists-in-residence.

'Amp-a-theatre'  is a 50 seat outdoor performance space including a 20'x12' covered stage with a backstage practice 'green  room' and is available for hosting a variety of performances and events.                  

© 2024  The Art Farm      9321  NE State Hwy 104     Kingston, WA  98346       P.O. Box 925      info@theartfarm.org

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