Día de los Muertos 2024 Date: November 1, 2024 Time: 6-9 p.m. Location: Burien Community Center This FREE event is open to the entire community and celebrates the tradition of honoring and remembering our ancestors and families. Ven a celebrar la tradición de honrar a nuestros antepasados y familias.
Diwali: Lights of India will take place on November 2, 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. Seattle Center Festál is a year-round series of 24 free cultural festivals, produced in partnership with community organizations. In 2022, Festál celebrated 25 years of […]
A monthly class for transgender folx to train in a safe space. Monthly, Every 1st Saturday11:00 AM - 12:00 PMSliding scale fee of $5 to $30No registration neededBring water, good vibes, and a willingness to learn!
Our Día de los Muertos Celebration is on Saturday, November 2nd, 2024 from 11:00AM-5:00PM atEl Centro de la Raza’s Centilia Cultural Center 1660 S. Roberto Maestas Festival Street, Seattle, WA 98144. Please join us for food, a mercado, live music and entertainment, children’s activities, and to see the ofrenda (altar) exhibit. El Día de los Muertos (The Day […]
Join us for a woodblock printing demo and open house with Fulgencio Lazo and guest artists from Oaxaca's Taller Burro Press, Edith Chávez and Ivan Bautista! Demos will be at 12pm & 1pm.
A queer and family affirming community dance night
Happy Native American Heritage Month! First Nations Powwow Dance classes are now open to UW students, non-UW students, and off-campus guests. Here is our schedule for the month of November. Cultural Chair Theo Wright and Co-Chair Tena Faith Bear Don't Walk are co-facilitators of First Nations Powwow Dance classes. Funding provided by CAIIS with the […]
Please join the Treuman Katz Center for Pediatric Bioethics and Palliative Care in celebrating the lives of children with medical complexity through the art of photography. From Nov. 6 to 9, visit an exhibition space featuring snapshots chosen by families highlighting their favorite moments of their shared experiences. The art is open to everyone (workforce […]
La Sala invites you to Abya Yala: Indigenous Connections en Latinoamérica, a celebration of visual and literary art featuring local Latiné/x artists of Indigenous descent. Abya Yala brings the memory of displacement and the power of reclamation through art and storytelling, together in vivid visuals and ekphrastic experiences that dare us to dream beyond the limitations […]
This poignant documentary chronicles the John T. Williams Memorial Totem Pole project as a catalyst for healing and justice. The community art project rose from the August 2010 fatal police shooting of Williams, a First Nations woodcarver.
