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Roosevelt Neighborhood Association

The project is a community celebration with music, dance, children's-related and other activities to welcome new residents to the Cedar Crossing affordable housing building. The celebration will be held on September 10, 2022, from 10 am to 2pm. The building is located at 6600 Roosevelt Way NE Seattle WA 98115.

Black and Tan Project

The Black and Tan community group will mark the celebration of Black History with a play, `Reparations: A Musical Which Centers on the Fictional Trial of Thomas Jefferson`. The play will be held at Langston Hughes Performing Arts Institute located at 104 17th Ave S. The Company will perform a series of 3 Shows starting Friday evening at (LHPAI) over 3 days. There will be a peer panel following Friday's premiere. Saturday- doors open at 6:00pm, followed by a performance of the Play at 7:30pm, a reception with Food, Afro-Centric vendors and Music Entertainment. Closing night is the Sunday matinee, Doors open at 3:00pm Show starts at 4:30pm. The event is free and open to the public.

Friends of Latinx Essential Workers

On May 10, 2020 the Friends of Dia de las Madres group will be hosting an event at Langston Hughes Performing Arts Institute located at 104 17th Ave S from 2pm-4pm. A celebration of women and mothers on Mexico's Mother's Day, Latina artistic leaders, professional musicians, and volunteers will join with Friends of Dia des Madres and Orquesta Northwest to present a concert with performances of original music by María José Félix, in a world-premiere collaboration with Washington State Poet Laureate Claudia Castro Luna and of Mexican composer Manuel Ponce's first piano concerto by Daniela Liebman.

Friends of Latinx Essential Workers

The Friends of Ballard Orchestra will organize a classical concert series reflecting the theme of building community through music. The series will be a celebration of Latino and Hispanic cultural heritage. The concerts will be accompanied by instructional workshops for beginning and aspiring musicians in Seattle neighborhoods with limited access to classical music experiences. The concerts and the workshops will be open to the public and free of charge.

Capitol Hill Housing Foundation

The LGBTQ Senior Celebration will be held on September 21, 2017 from 5pm to 8pm at the Calamus Auditorium located at 517 E Pike St. The goal of this celebration is to catalyze a conversation on affordable housing and healthcare for LGBTQ seniors on Capitol Hill. There will be Queer art, food, and storytelling that will bring generations together to create a strong foundation for Capitol Hill Housing's plans to create a low-income LGBTQ senior affirming apartment building.

Friends of Latinx Essential Workers

In celebration of the contributions of Seattle's Latinx essential workers during the Covid-19 epidemic, the Friends of Latinx Essential Workers will offer a series of online virtual productions and weekly internet radio shows in Spanish & English, featuring the stories of Seattle's Latinx essential workers, especially healthcare workers, retail cashiers, food service and construction workers, and including presentations by Latinx guest artists and speakers. The presentations will start in the fall of 2021 and continue through to Spring 2022.

Ethiopian Women Mothers & Family

The Ethiopian Women Mothers & Family group will organize a one-day festival to celebrate the accomplishments and empowerment of local Ethiopian Women and to celebrate Ethiopian culture as a whole. The event will be held on July 9, 2017 from 12pm - 9 pm at Powell Barnett Park located at 352 Martin Luther King Jr Way. It will feature live entertainment, informational booths, traditional coffee ceremonies, and an award ceremony to honor Ethiopian women who are making positive contributions in their community.

Dr. Jose Rizal Park and Bridge Foundation

In commemoration of Dr. Jose Rizal?s birthday, Dr. Jose Rizal Park & Bridge foundation will hold a clean-up event at the park located at 1007 12th Ave S Seattle WA on June 19, 2021 from 8am to 5pm. The event will also provide an opportunity for local farmers to display their goods. We plan to promote pride, respect, peace, love, and harmony amongst each other in respect to Dr. Jose Rizal's beliefs and teachings.

Dr. Jose Rizal Park & Bridge Foundation

On Saturday, May 17, 2025, at the Filipino Community Center located at 5740 Martin Luther King Jr Way S, Seattle, WA 98118 at 6 PM, we are celebrating resilient Filipino Americans in our community. The event is free and open to the public.

Administration for Community Living

Grants to consumer-controlled, community-based nonprofit agencies providing independent living services for individuals with significant disabilities.

Life Over Violence Education Group

The Life Over Violence Education Group would like to host a festive event at 352 Martin Luther King Jr. Way August 25th, to empower youth, build relationships, and share healthy dialogue, to create positive change and life advancement in the community. The community event will be including free food, face painting, back to school supplies, poetry, music and activities for children.

Pike Pine Urban Neighborhood Council

The Central Hills Triangle Collaborative (CHTC) continues the Lid I-5's two year effort to cover Interstate 5 that divides Seattle's Central City from First Hill, Capitol Hill, and Denny Triangle. The CHTC will hold a charrette in January, plus four community open houses between the months of March and September, coordinate with existing planning efforts, assemble the outreach and engagement results into a report and present the report to community members and decision makers.

Washington State Community Economic Revitalization Board (CERB)

CERB provides limited funding for studies to evaluate high-priority economic development projects. When considering planning grants, the board gives priority to projects that could result in a type of project eligible for CERB construction funds.

Washington State Community Economic Revitalization Board (CERB)

CERB provides limited funding for studies to evaluate high-priority economic development projects. When considering planning grants, the board gives priority to projects that could result in a type of project eligible for CERB construction funds.

Washington State Community Economic Revitalization Board (CERB)

CERB provides limited funding for studies to evaluate high-priority economic development projects. When considering planning grants, the board gives priority to projects that could result in a type of project eligible for CERB construction funds.

Washington State Community Economic Revitalization Board (CERB)

CERB provides limited funding for studies to evaluate high-priority economic development projects. When considering planning grants, the board gives priority to projects that could result in a type of project eligible for CERB construction funds.

Washington State Community Economic Revitalization Board (CERB)

CERB provides limited funding for studies to evaluate high-priority economic development projects. When considering planning grants, the board gives priority to projects that could result in a type of project eligible for CERB construction funds.

Hip Hop is Green

Hip Hop is Green will host the first annual, free-of-cost, Cherry Street Block Party: a one-day community celebration on September 6, 2025 on East Cherry Street between 24th and 26th Avenues. The purpose of the Cherry Street Block Party is to build community and social cohesion for local organizations, artists, chefs, and small businesses who focus on uplifting and empowering Black and Brown families in Seattle’s Central District. The CD is Seattle’s historically Black neighborhood and has faced ongoing waves of gentrification. Luckily, there is a growing community movement to reclaim the CD as a hub for Black culture and resilience. Hip Hop is Green will produce the event, working collaboratively with a roster of 16+ partner organizations. Programming will include food demos and samples, wellness workshops, booths with information about community programs, and live performances. This project will be completed by October 31, 2025.

Scholar Fund

Child Care: Subsidy

BrightSpark Early Learning Services/Child Care Resources

Child Care: Subsidy

Scholar Fund

Child Care: Subsidy

BrightSpark Early Learning Services/Child Care Resources

Child Care: Subsidy

Tran Hung Dao Foundation/Vietnamese Cultural Center

The Moon Festival is the 3rd largest festival in Vietnam. It is a family friendly event where children typically celebrate with lanterns, moon cakes and tea. In keeping with this tradition, the Vietnamese Cultural Center will be hosting a Children's Moonlight Festival on Sunday,October 14th from 3-6 PM at 2236 SW Orchard Street in Seattle.