Edmonds Center for the Arts

05/27/2026

Announcing Edmonds Center for the Arts' 20th Anniversary Season!

We are thrilled to reveal this very special lineup today, and we look forward to sharing the season with you as we mark this milestone together and celebrate 20 years at the heart of the arts. 💙

Mark your calendars now! Single tickets go on sale June 15. Subscription renewals begin June 1, and new subscriptions go on sale June 8. Visit ec4arts.org for more details!

9/11/26 | Matthew Morrison Presents Show Up
9/17/26 | Jon Lovitz
9/30/26 | Roger McGuinn
10/3/26 | Swiftified: A Taylor Swift Tribute
10/10/26 | Paula Cole: This Fire 30
10/17/26 | Booker T. Jones
10/24/26 | Yesterday & Today: ECA's 20th Anniversary Gala
12/2/26 | Mark O'Connor's An Appalachian Christmas
12/9/26 | Voctave: It Feels Like Christmas
1/14/27 | Mavis Staples
1/23/27 | The Rumba Kings
1/26/27 | International Guitar Night
3/20/27 | Wild Rumours
3/27/27 | HYPROV
4/2/27 | Blind Boys of Alabama
4/15/27 | Phat Cat Sw***er
4/17/27 | The Wellermen

05/27/2026

It's official: our 20th Anniversary Season is here!

On behalf of all of us at Edmonds Center for the Arts, we are thrilled to reveal this very special lineup today, and we look forward to sharing the season with you as we mark this milestone together and celebrate 20 years at the heart of the arts. 💙

Visit ec4arts.org to see the full lineup. And mark your calendars—single tickets go on sale June 15. Subscription renewals begin June 1, and new subscriptions go on sale June 8.

05/23/2026

We’re celebrating 20 years at the heart of the arts!

Edmonds Center for the Arts was founded in 2006 by a group of passionate citizens determined to save this historic space, and has since grown into a vibrant gathering place for connection, inspiration, creativity, and joy in the heart of downtown Edmonds.

We hope you’ll join us throughout our 20th Anniversary Season as we celebrate all we’ve accomplished and look ahead to all the future holds.

Our 2026/2027 Season lineup will be revealed next Wednesday, May 27. Stay tuned!

05/21/2026

The Pan Wizards of Steel Magic Northwest return to Edmonds Center for the Arts on June 7 for their annual season-pinnacle concert, this year themed "The Sound of Sunshine."

Tickets available now at ec4arts.org!

Featuring all three combined youth steel orchestras—Steel Mojo, Steel Dragons, and the renowned 30-player Pan Wizards Steel Orchestra—the concert welcomes the sun back to the Pacific Northwest! An upbeat, fun program with universal appeal, this performance features everything from classical, ragtime, reggae, calypso, samba, pop, video game themes, to...you name it. Where else will you hear works by Aram Khachaturian, Lord Kitchener, Earth, Wind & Fire, Scott Joplin, and Kool & the Gang in the same show?

Get ready to dust off your sunglasses and find that sun hat! Make this event a regular part of your spring rituals!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vyMaYQM821o

05/19/2026

Our 2025/2026 Season drew closer to a close last weekend with incredible performances from The Wailin' Jennys and Alan Doyle. With just one summer performance still ahead in our season of discovery, Jane Lynch & Kate Flannery - The Trouble With Angels on August 27, we’ve found ourselves reflecting on the many unforgettable moments of the last 9 months of presented programming at ECA.

This season brought extraordinary artistry to our stage and meaningful shared experiences to our community. From internationally celebrated performers to emerging voices, every artist who stepped onto the stage helped create something special. As we prepare to launch our 2026/2027 season—and celebrate our 20th anniversary—we wanted to take a moment to look back at some of the highlights from this remarkable season and thank you for being part of it! Please enjoy this collection of images capturing the energy, beauty, and spirit of this landmark lineup, beautifully photographed by the talented Christine Mitchell (Housetornado Multimedia).

If a performance from this season has lingered with you, made a lasting impression, or created a forever memory, comment and share it with us! We'd love to hear about your favorite moments in the theater this season!

05/08/2026

Come work with us!

Edmonds Center for the Arts is a dynamic Director of Development to lead fundraising strategy, deepen donor relationships, and help advance a thriving arts organization at an exciting moment of growth and transformation.

This senior leadership role is ideal for a relationship-driven fundraiser passionate about community impact, collaboration, and the performing arts.

Learn more & apply today >> https://bit.ly/ECA-Careers

05/05/2026

THEY SPOKE.

On Friday, this talented group of poets, artists, and creative forces assembled on the ECA stage for our annual celebration of spoken word & storytelling: WE SPEAK. Their voices resounded in power and passion and filled the place with profound purpose. We are so grateful to each of these individuals for sharing their words and speaking their truth, and so proud of the courage and creativity on display. What an impactful evening!

And many thanks to photographer Christine Mitchell Housetornado Multimedia for capturing so many stunning moments of beauty, and intimacy, and empowerment! Truly priceless images of pure inspiration that we are so pleased to share.

Asé Theatre

04/27/2026

WE SPEAK is May 1st! Edmonds Center for the Arts' annual celebration of spoken word poetry & storytelling is THE creative community event you don't want to miss! Featuring the powerful voices of PNW artists Aishe Keita and Monique Franklin, plus emcee and pre-show talk host Olisa Enrico, AND performances from our talented spoken word competition finalists, this evening is jam-packed with inspirational storytelling from start to finish. Sno-Isle Libraries will be there, too, facilitating a blackout poetry activity before the main event!

We can't wait to celebrate with you! Learn more and get your tickets today >> ec4arts.org.

Spyc-E Asé Theatre

04/24/2026

My Edmonds News shared this fascinating profile last week ahead of our April 29th presentation of Melissa Arnot Reid! We are so delighted to welcome Melissa to Edmonds Center for the Arts to share her story of courage and determination, and examine with us what it means to succeed. As a climber, guide, author, and speaker, Melissa explores the multilayered boundaries of the human spirit, and we are thrilled to have the opportunity to hear her speak and reflect on her perspective next week! If you don't yet have your tickets for this evening of inspiration, grab them today! 🏔️

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