Open Space for Arts and Community

Open Space for Arts and Community is a multi-use art and community center located on Vashon Island, United States. Founded in 2010, it serves as a large, flexible gathering place for various celebrations, classes, and performances, with a focus on serving the community at large with artists at the core. The venue offers a diverse range of arts, including concerts, dance nights, theatre, circus performances, and more. Additionally, it provides classes such as aerial, aikido, parkour, yoga, and circus skills, as well as construction skills hosted by the Vashon Tool Library.

Open Space for Arts & Community occupies a spacious 10-acre property with over 23,000 square feet of flexible and professional spaces, comprising multiple rooms of various sizes. The venue is also known as the home of the Night Light Drive In, COVID-19 Testing, and the Attention! Artists at Work jobs program.

The center is host to UMO Ensemble and the UMO School of Physical Arts as arts groups in residence, which underscores its commitment to fostering a rich artistic ecosystem. As of now, there is no public information available regarding any recent investments or investors associated with Open Space for Arts and Community. The center's overarching tagline, "art. heart. soul.", embodies its dedication to nurturing creativity and community engagement.