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Mission Statement
Mission Statement
Fall City Arts is committed to building community, invigorating imaginations, encouraging creativity and expression, and fostering friendships across generations with a variety of art, science, and culture events held close-to-home in our beloved rural town.
Board Members / Officers
Board Members / Officers
It is an exciting time for Fall City Arts! Over the last couple of years, Krimsey Lilleth and Scott Ricketts have helped to reinvigorate Fall City Arts and set a new foundation for growth of the arts in Fall City. By securing a Washington 4 Culture grant, they found a way to continue current events like Shakespeare in the Park, dances, and children's programs, AND there is still room this year for creating new events that could become Fall City Arts traditions. We are looking for new board members to help us create and develop this programming!
To get in touch with us, please email hello@fallcityarts.org.
Do you have skills that would help us run our programs? There are board positions open in our organization to Fall City community members. We would love for you to join us in helping Fall City Arts live up to its potential!
If you would like to learn more, please email hello@fallcityarts.org.
Committee Chairs
Committee Chairs
Can you help us maintain the Art Park?
Art Park Committee
We are looking for someone to help keep Barbara's and Jess's vision for the community space going. Do you love to spend time outside with your neighbors? Can you rally come friends to keep the space beautiful? Please reach out and let us know, we would love for you to join our team.
Creative District Committee
We are looking for someone to spearhead putting our community "on the map" as a Washington Creative district. This designation would secure funding and support for the arts in our community.
Bob Seana
Dance Committee
With any spare time, he enjoys dancing in the Seattle area, teaching skiing at Alpental, and working on his fruit, vegetable, & flower farm.
The History of Fall City Arts
The History of Fall City Arts
Originally founded in 2003, Fall City Arts was established to bring the community together over activities such as Shakespeare in the Park, community dances, musical performances, art installations, craft markets, kids programming, and more.
Over the years, Fall City community leaders worked to bring art to life in Fall City. Highlighting local artists and bringing art to the residents of Fall City and the Snoqualmie Valley became a priority. Current members of Fall City Arts would like to extend thanks to these leaders: Sharlet Driggs, Barbara Center, Jill Rockwell, Jen Vierling, Inga Rouches, Dan Colvin, Cynthia Gerdes, Cloe Nuckols, Marci Sanders, Kim Folkman, Dan Colvin, Krimsey Lilleth, Scott Ricketts, Jess Buttermore, and many more! Fall City Arts volunteers and artists brought us murals (pictured below is Brian Major's "Snoqualmie Valley" painted in partnership with Mt. Si High School students in 2011), sculptures, art collaborations, family art events and scavenger hunts, art walks, live performances, and more.
Thank you to our sponsors, partners, and supporters who make Fall City Arts possible! Special thanks for sustained support goes to:
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