The city of Lynnwood is currently seeking volunteers for the Arts and Historical Commissions.

The Lynnwood Arts Commission supports the arts to enrich the quality of life in Lynnwood. This five member Commission plays an active role in advocating for the cultural arts including visual and performing arts, and arts education through partnerships with businesses, schools, community organizations and individuals. The commission develops and maintains the public art collection and also advises City leadership on arts issues and works on marketing and fund-raising for programs.

Lynnwood Arts Commissioners advise city leadership on arts issues and play an active role in advocating for the cultural arts including the performing, visual and literary arts. Each member serves a three-year term and are appointed by the Mayor, with the approval of City Council.

The Historical Commission plays a pivotal role in preserving Lynnwood’s historical and cultural resources. They undertake research and fact-finding and make recommendations for City Council action to recognize and preserve historic sites, structures, artifacts, trees and landscapes. The commission also serves as the primary forum for citizen participation in recognizing and preserving the history of the community.

The Commission consists of five members who are appointed by the Mayor and approved by City Council. Commission members serve a three-year term and must live within Lynnwood city limits.

For more information, go here, call 425-670-5023 or email: jmoore@ci.lynnwood.wa.us.