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!
All aboard the Love Train! We're rolling into Renton Ave S & 75th Ave S for our 11th Annual Block Party, and you’re invited to join the fun. Reconnect with old friends and make new ones, from the young to the young at heart. Enjoy the soulful sounds that will fill the air, savor mouthwatering […]
Join us for the inaugural exhibition of Tidelands, featuring Project 562—over 80 new works by Matika Wilbur, documenting Native American cultures from over 500 Tribal Nations. Various canoe families will bless the space and 562 participants will offer cultural presentations, followed by a book reading and signing. Discover Tidelands, a new Native-owned gallery and studio in […]
MÁS in association with Union Cultural Center (UCC) join forces by collaborating to bring this Puerto Rican bomba percussion workshop to the community for free. In this workshop we will connect with the basic elements of the Puerto Rican Bomba musical genre, exploring the use of Bomba as a vehicle of expression, a tool for […]
Third Place Books is thrilled to welcome Linh Thủy Nguyễn to our Ravenna store for a discussion of new book, Displacing Kinship: The Intimacies of Intergenerational Trauma in Vietnamese American Cultural Production, which offers a critical approach for reading family tensions and interpersonal conflict as affective investments informed by the material, structural conditions of white supremacy and racial […]
The two-day virtual conference unites a variety of individuals from the Washington state behavioral health community and beyond. They come together to exchange information, perspectives, best practices, and policies aimed at promoting equity and social justice in the behavioral health field and our communities. The RESJ conference is designed to empower individuals and teams who […]
talipapâ ta‧li‧pa‧pa • noun • Tagalog temporary makeshift market selling food Dating back several decades, talipapa markets began as a modest congregation of vendors catering to the simple needs of the people. These markets have an important role as a social and economic cornerstone for the local community and are also a bridge between cultures.
Join us for the Talipapa Market Cultural Festival on September 27-28, 2024 at the Filipino Community Center and the Kern-Veloria Plaza. This two-day cultural event brings together over 2,000 people to help kick-off Filipino American History Month through food, music, arts, culture, and more! Friday, September 27 from 5pm - 9pmSaturday, September 28 from 11am - 5pm The Talipapa Market […]
Mental Health First Aid training is an interactive course that introduces participants to risk factors and warning signs of mental health issues, and emphasizes that recovery is possible. Participants are taught a five-step action plan to assist someone experiencing a crisis and connect them to appropriate professional care. King County MIDD partners with Valley Cities […]
DAY ONE: Walk the Block InstituteFriday, September 27, 12pm-8:30pm In 2024 we are introducing annual festival themes highlighting the work of one of our program areas and the social issue or function it is designed to serve. This year the theme “Who We Are…Where We Are…How We Are” amplifies the anti-displacement organizing work of our […]
The Saint Demetrios Greek Festival has been a Seattle tradition since 1960 bringing Greek food, music, dancing and culture to Seattle’s Montlake neighborhood. Homemade Greek delicacies await you, from spanakopita to Souvlakia and loukoumathes to baklava, all freshly prepared and served under our large outdoor tent. While you eat, enjoy Greek music and dancing from […]
