Welcome to the website of the Haller Lake Arts Council.
Serving the north Seattle community since 2004.

We are a nonprofit 501(c)(3) all volunteer organization.
All donations to the Haller Lake Arts Council are tax deductible.

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Our Next Arts Live! Concert



Ranger & The Re-Arrangers

January 9 • 7pm

Ranger and the “Re-Arrangers” evoke the spirit of a Paris cafe or a Gypsy campsite with their unique twist on “gypsy jazz.” Intriguing melodies played vigorously on stringed-instruments give them an acoustic, driving sound; their hand drummer adds a world rhythm beat. The band features two outstanding jazz improvisers, Ranger on violin and Dave Stewart on mandolin. The band’s repertoire includes swing standards, traditional Gypsy melodies, the music of Django & Grappelli, Brazilian choros, and unique originals.

See our Events page for more details.


Our Mission Statement
The Haller Lake Arts Council seeks to bring local artists and the community together for the benefit of all. Our goal is to encourage artistic endeavors in applied arts, fiber & needle arts, fine & visual arts, literary arts, and performing arts for the pleasure they bring the creator as well as the beholder. Our role is to expose the general community to the wonderful art that exists within our midst. The community and artists of north Seattle will be our main focus, while providing enjoyable and accessible experiences for all ages.

Volunteer Opportunities
Please visit our page on VolunteerMatch.org to see a listing of our current volunteer opportunities and/or email us about possibilities.

Our Sponsors
We gratefully acknowledge the generous support we have received from Aurora Sam’s Club, Chuck Cady & Associates, and Humanities Washington.
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Our Partners
We also wish to thank our partners for their generous support;
Haller Lake Community Club, Northgate Community Center, Pacific Northwest Folklore Society and Seattle Storytellers Guild.