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Upcoming Events

Days Gone By - An Exhibition by Molly McLauchlan

Diverse works by Molly McLauchlan on the theme “Days Gone By”

November 18, 2025-March 31, 2026

Rachel Bender: Polygon Party - Exhibition Poster

Polygon Party

September 2025-January 2026

7 Stories: 7 Storytellers, 7 Real Stories, 7 Minutes Each

7 Stories

7 Stories has concluded for 2025.
We will post the dates and themes for 2026 when available.
Community Mailbox Letter Writing Project

Community Mailbox Letter Writing Project

Be part of our new community letter writing project and send a letter to the world. Pick up a stamped addressed envelope with a note card and instructions from our mailbox at the Highline Heritage Museum (819 SW 152nd Street, Burien) or Burien Community Center (14700 6th Avenue SW, Burien) and write us. Letters will be posted in a display at the Highline Heritage Museum January-March 2026 and may be used on social media and a website as well with your permission.

A letter writing workshop is coming up as well hosted by North Bend writer and teacher Anna Sullivan, creator of this event.

What: Letter writing workshop with Anna Sullivan of Pidge Post
When: November 15 from 2-4 PM
Where: Highline Heritage Museum, 819 SW 152dn Street, Burien
Cost: Free

For more about the community letter writing project, see https://pidgepost.studio/community-mailbox. For more about Anna, see https://pidgepost.studio

Mailbox - Community Mailbox Letter Writing Project
Days Gone By - An Exhibition by Molly McLauchlan

Diverse works by Molly McLauchlan on the theme “Days Gone By”

November 18, 2025-March 31, 2026
Rachel Bender: Polygon Party - Exhibition Poster

Polygon Party

September 2025-January 2026
7 Stories: 7 Storytellers, 7 Real Stories, 7 Minutes Each

7 Stories

7 Stories has concluded for 2025.
We will post the dates and themes for 2026 when available.
Community Mailbox Letter Writing Project

Community Mailbox Letter Writing Project

Be part of our new community letter writing project and send a letter to the world. Pick up a stamped addressed envelope with a note card and instructions from our mailbox at the Highline Heritage Museum (819 SW 152nd Street, Burien) or Burien Community Center (14700 6th Avenue SW, Burien) and write us. Letters will be posted in a display at the Highline Heritage Museum January=March 2026 and may be used on social media and a website as well with your permission.

A letter writing workshop is coming up as well hosted by North Bend writer and teacher Anna Sullivan, creator of this event.

What: Letter writing workshop with Anna Sullivan of Pidge Post
When: November 15 from 2-4 PM
Where: Highline Heritage Museum, 819 SW 152dn Street, Burien
Cost: Free

For more about the community letter writing project, see https://pidgepost.studio/community-mailbox. For more about Anna, see https://pidgepost.studio

Mailbox - Community Mailbox Letter Writing Project

Call for Art

Call Details

Who: Burien Arts Association

What: Three-month long exhibits of original work.

  • Any medium
  • Must be wall art
  • Framed or unframed

When: 2025

  • January-February-March
  • April-May-June
  • July-August-September
  • October-November-December

Where:
Highline Heritage Museum
819 SW 152nd Street
Burien, WA 98166
Opening Reception: First Friday of the month from 5-7 PM

Burien Community Center
14700 6th Avenue SW
Burien, WA 98166
Opening Reception: As scheduled

Rachel Bender

Featured Artist

Painter Rachel Bender is featured at the Highline Heritage Museum October 1-December 31, 2025 in an exhibit titled Polygon Party, a vibrant exploration of the playful possibilities of abstraction through bold lines, sharp angles, and saturated hues.

“Color is joy; life should embrace the bold and the whimsical. I’m obsessively drawn to bright color palettes, sharp lines, and geometric shapes. I enjoy creating colorful landscapes with prismatic elements, often inspired by my travels,” she said.

“I paint on stretched canvases, cradled wood panels, or cotton paper. I prefer acrylic, gouache, and watercolor paints, and then seal/protect each piece with varnish and/or other mediums,” she continued.

Painting by Rachel Bender

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