Two Waters Arts Alliance (TWAA)
is a collaborative and community-based organization that facilitates participation and education in the arts for the people of the Key Peninsula and surrounding communities.
In 2020 TWAA’s focus is on the Artists in Schools program, children’s theater, family events, and promotion of local artists.
TWAA is supported by donations, memberships, volunteers, and grants. Help the arts thrive on the Key Peninsula by becoming a participant or supporter.
TWAA Studio Tours celebrates the Arts on Key Peninsula
When COVID-19 cancelled the annual Two Waters Art Walk our board brainstormed how we could continue the tradition of celebrating the artistic community of the KP while maintaining social distancing. The idea of studio tours was born. Visit the art studios of 10 community members who opened their doors to share their artistic skills. Visit our Studio Tours page for more information.
Our Spring 2020 Newsletter is out!
See what’s been happening with Two Waters recently and how you can get involved! Our Spring newsletter is now available for viewing here.
Looking to continue arts education while at home?
While our schools are closed and kids are home, there is no better time to get creative! We have created a page for go-to resources to keep your kids creative juices flowing. Visit our Arts Education Page for ideas.
TWAA Juried Art Show
Thank you to all the TWAA members that participated in the Juried Show at KP Library. Due to Covid-19 and heath concerns, the Pierce County Libraries are closed to the public. This art show will remain up until the library opens again. We encourage everyone to stop by an view all the amazing art once they re-open. We will be posting photos as we gather them.
Join us for our board meetings at the Key Peninsula Civic Center in Vaughn, the third Friday of the month at 1:00 p.m. We meet in the VFW Room.
TWAA is partnering with The Mustard Seed Project to bring teaching artists to the Senior community.
Sign up with The Mustard Seed Project online or at their location at 9016 154th Avenue CT NW in Key Center.
TWAA is the recipient of a generous grant from The Emily Hall Tremaine Foundation in support of arts programming on the Key Peninsula and in its schools.
