recreative

They’re no longer recreative, interpretive artists.

Seattle ReCreative, a nonprofit art center in Greenwood, accepts donations and sells arts and crafts materials for lower than typical prices.

By May, children in Buenos Aires were allowed to leave their homes for one hour per weekend for “recreative walking.”

It’s a city that attracts artists such as dancer Emily Eakland, 34, and her partner, whose business, ReCreative Spaces, offers work and exhibit space for other local artists.

Dyniewski, 31, is the director of ReCreative Spaces, a Mount Rainier, Md.-based community arts organization and a co-organizer of Sunday’s paint jam called “Roll Down Get Down.”