The Annual Samoa Cultural Day is a joyous and festive celebration of the Samoan people and the rich Polynesian heritage. After a colorful parade and the traditional Ava Welcome Ceremony, participants get to enjoy a variety of activities including village singing and chants, dances, cultural displays, arts and crafts, games, and authentic cuisine.
Seattle Arab Festival will take place on July 27-28, 2024 at the Armory Food & Event Hall. The festival is part of the Seattle Center Festál series. It is free and open to the public. More information to come.
Join us every Saturday from 12 to 7 PM at Black Arts Love in the heart of Seattle's Capital Hill District for a delightful pop-up series. Experience a vibrant gathering of art, culture, and community with a new mix of BIPOC vendors weekly. Don't miss out on this fantastic event!
Join us at the Seward Park Amphitheater from 11 AM - 6 PM for music, dancing, food, fun, and more! Pista Sa Nayon is an all-volunteer, non-profit organization responsible for organizing the Filipino American community festival held during Seattle's summertime Seafair celebration. This event is family friendly and FREE to attend. Share this event with […]
MANA Mai Lagi acknowledges the sacred power gifted to us from the heavens. We honor this power by adopting a Samoan proverbial phrase: “Momoli la’au i foga’a” that simply means to give praise and gratitude to the source of all living things. We invite you to join us for a night of spiritual empowerment and […]
The Department of Bioethics and Humanities invites you to the 36th annual Summer Seminar in Healthcare Ethics. The annual Summer Seminar is an online, intensive, interactive introduction to the four-box method of analysis of ethical problems in clinical ethics, developed by Jonsen, Siegler, and Winslade in their book “Clinical Ethics”. The seminar also addresses elements […]
“O le faiva o alofi lima” is a phrase that speaks to the detailed work that is brought to life and “MANAFested” by the intricate movements of our hands. MAFINE stands for MANA Arts & Fashion Indigenous Narratives Exhibit, It is a celebration of artistic expression and creative versatility. This exhibit highlights the inspiration and […]
17 summer evenings of free music, dance lessons and dancing in Seattle parks! Tuesdays in Hing Hay Park6-9pm 1st hour is a beginning dance lesson, no partner necessary as we change partners in the lesson. If you prefer not to change partners, bring one along! Rain Hotline: 206-264-5646
Delight your senses with the Taste of MANA, an exploration of culinary delights from diverse Indigenous backgrounds. This journey will not only satisfy your taste buds but also celebrate the cultural richness of our community. Attendees will receive a voucher good to use on fresh produce and hot food. 1PM-4PM
