FAMILY SPACES
Chase Open Studio
Seattle Art Museum
On your way to the Chase Open Studio, climb the steps past Chinese marble soldiers and see the original Sammy the Camel from the Seattle Asian Art Museum in Volunteer Park, now in his new home downtown. In the Open Studio, find everything you need to create your own piece of art inspired by major themes in Seattle Art Museum’s current special exhibition. Use the self-guided art-making activity to get started, then let your imagination soar.
Chase Open Studio is located along the grand staircase between the 1st Avenue and University Street entrance and 2nd Avenue.
Free and open to the public!
The Ann P. Wyckoff Education Resource Center
Seattle Art Museum

We have resources to support engaging art experiences for your family in our new Education Resource Center. Connect to art and world cultures in children’s book reading area or check out one of our new Family Fun Gallery Resources.
Located up the stairs from the Chase Open Studio near Second Avenue.
Free and open to the public!
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Knudsen Family Room
Seattle Art Museum
Tucked away in the third floor galleries, the Knudsen Family Room is a perfect spot for rest and play. Discover a new book, find your rhythm and jam on a drum, or channel your inner architect with blocks. Head back into the galleries energized for more fresh art encounters.
Knudsen Family Room is located in the South Building on the third floor and is accessible to everyone who visits the galleries.
Family Play Area
Olympic Sculpture Park
Take a break from the sun (or rain), and come play in the PACCAR Pavilion. Relax in a beanbag chair, read a new book, do a puzzle, or create your own masterpiece. Leave ready to take in more monumental sculpture on another walk through the park.
The play area is located in the PACCAR Pavilion at the NE corner of the park.
Free and open to the public!