6 creative writing providers across Seattle, WA.
is a Seattle-based nonprofit organization that empowers young people to discover their voices through creative writing and storytelling. Through in-school and after-school programs, workshops, and other opportunities, we create spaces where young people can write, imagine, and share their stories.
Since 1986, Coyote Central has worked to spark creativity in young people, putting tools in their hands to build skills and forge their own futures. Fueled by the initial vision of our co-founders, Greg Ewert and Marybeth Satterlee, Coyote Central has grown from a network of home-based courses serving 13 young people to a robust community-centered arts nonprofit, with nearly 50 teaching artists providing programming to over 1,500 students per year. We provide an incredible variety of courses, driven largely by the interests of our students. On any given day this summer, you can stop by Coyote Central and see young people practicing and learning Welding, Bike Repair, Photography, Acting, Creative Writing, Ceramics and so much more. The heart of Coyote Central is in our connection to one another, and particularly the amazing young people who are at the center of those connections.
In-person and online summer enrichment courses for grades 4-12, including robotics, AI, coding, writing, and debate.
ACT Theatre - Young Playwrights Program is a kids' theater program in Seattle, WA.
PTA Reflections is open to every student and skill level. This year's theme is "What My Culture Means to Me” and categories include:
Web site for author, playwright and director Lauren Goldman Marshall
