Integrating Art, Nature, and Neighborhood to build and sustain a dynamic Delridge.

What is DNDA?

We serve every corner of our community

We do this by providing free art and nature programs for BIPOC youth, forest restoration activities for volunteers and students, and affordable housing opportunities for local families.

You’ll find our dedicated nonprofit team working at DNDA’s historic Youngstown Cultural Arts Center, throughout the West Duwamish Greenbelt, and affordable housing properties across West Seattle.

Community Arts

Join DNDA at Roxhill Park every Saturday for free Community Arts!

Every week beginning April 6 until June 15, our Art team will be at Roxhill Park from 10am to 1pm for drop-in EcoArts activities, guided nature walks, storytelling, and more.

Stay the whole time, or however long you have! No RSVP required.

All activities are made free to the Roxhill community thanks to Seattle Office of Arts and Culture and Seattle Parks and Recreation.

News

Art, Neighborhood

7 May 2026

Spring Break Camp Gives Youth an Outdoor Experience

Nature

7 May 2026

Results from Year 1 of Longfellow Creek Water Quality Monitoring

Nature

7 May 2026

Salmon in the Schools Released!

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