WOCA is a non-profit organization of local citizens devoted to the promotion of the arts and production of cultural events on the western side of Washington State's Olympic Peninsula. It serves an area of 2,000 square miles of the remote Clallam and Jefferson Counties and a population of 12,000 that includes three Indian nations and a growing Latino population.
History
Since founding in 1994, WOCA has moved forward toward the goal of creating a center for the arts in the West Olympic community. :: Read more
Board of Directors
WOCA is led by a 12-member Board of Directors and a pool of advisors. :: Read more
Partners
Our community benefits from the efforts of our partners. :: Read more
Rainforest Arts Center
Since its opening in 1998 in the historic Odd Fellows Hall, the "RAC" has become a hub for cultural activities. :: Read more
