Olympic Peninsula Arts Association (OPAA) of Washington State . . .
providing a forum where artists encourage each other to further their artistic goals.
General Meeting Thursday, October 26.
Giant Art Books and Supplies Fundraiser Sale October 26th!! Right after the meeting.
Gallery 223 on Hudon Fall open Saturdays 10 am – 4 pm
Entries for our 2023 Winter Members’ Show are now open through November 17.
Check the link in the header for more information.
You must be an OPAA member in good standing to enter this show.
Olympic Peninsula Art Association, OPAA (formerly Sequim Arts) is a non-profit arts organization located on the Olympic Peninsula in Washington state, with Mount Olympus to the south and Victoria, British Columbia across the Strait of Juan de Fuca to the north.
The purpose of Olympic Peninsula Art Association (OPAA) shall be to promote and encourage the understanding and appreciation of art for the benefit of the members and the community, by means of exhibits, seminars, demonstrations, workshops, and various other educational programs.
Many of our artists are nationally recognized and all members benefit from our local community’s appreciation and support. We hope you enjoy your visit to our web site and we invite you to become a member and attend our next meeting, show or workshop.
OPAA offers informative programs, demonstrations and workshops that are open to members and their guests.
The original Sequim Arts was organized in 1969 by Mary Bartlett, Aina Hubbard, Joy McCarter, Ardean Robinson and Leah Wright. Their aim was to provide a forum where artists could encourage each other and act cooperatively to further their artistic goals. Through the years this spirit has continued and grows ever stronger.
The name of Sequim Arts was changed in January of 2019 in order to open membership to all artists, or inspiring artists, on the Olympic Peninsula. With new members come new ideas. Join us to meet new artists with like interests, enjoy monthly presenters to learn something new, and just have more fun.
OPAA meets at Harmony Center, 233 Hudon Rd. in Sequim
Membership includes a monthly newsletter, the opportunity to participate in the Members’ Exhibit, information about art competitions, exhibit opportunities, and workshops.
Membership includes a monthly newsletter, the opportunity to participate in the Members’ Exhibit, information about art competitions, exhibit opportunities, and workshops.
Membership includes a monthly newsletter, the opportunity to participate in the Members’ Exhibit, information about art competitions, exhibit opportunities, and workshops.
A Gallery membership includes a page under links/galleries with information and links to gallery website. Non-Profit memberships will afford the same option as a standard membership and will be considered a donation.