Greenwood’s Art Gem

To anyone not from the area, Greenwood seems like a neighborhood just like many others around the city: Easy to pass through, easy to ignore, easy to try once then never again. To locals, that couldn’t be further from the truth.

One of their best-kept not-so-secret secrets is nestled on the main strip, one of those joints where if you sneeze, you miss it. With its black façade and nearly hidden door, the Greenwood Art Collective consistently provides passersby with an otherworldly indoor art experience.

Mary Adner

(she/her) Mary is the Editorial Director of The Evergreen Echo. You’ll find her on panels at various nerdy conventions, consuming art, watching films or cartoons, debating media, taking pictures, or recommending spots to Seattle newbies. She has previously written for Seattle Gay Scene, and has edited, acted, planned, created, and collaborated on a plethora of projects in artsy, political, and geeky realms since 2014.

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