Take a step towards a healthier community and a healthier you by joining King County Public Health and the Northwest African American Museum on Saturday, April 12.

Featuring a variety of free health clinics, a resource fair with over 50 participating organizations, food trucks, free swag, and activities for all-ages - you do not want to miss this event!

This electrifying event celebrates the iconic 2000s era, featuring the decade’s biggest hits across pop, hip-hop, and rock genres. Embrace the Y2K fashion and culture as you dance the night away to tunes from Britney Spears, Eminem, and more. Don’t miss this chance to relive the unforgettable 2000s vibes in a night filled with music, style, and nostalgia. Get your tickets now for an unforgettable journey back to the early 2000s!

HOLI CRUISE - The first Festival of Color party on a boat - A Holi Celebration Like No Other – On Water!

For the first time ever, come play with organic colors imported straight from India to celebrate Holi aboard the HIYU FERRY.
Sign up now and experience one of the most iconic festivals in the world while enjoying a stunning sunset and the best views of Seattle's Skyline.

Limited spots. Advance tickets only. Register now so you don't miss out. ❣️

3 ROOMS OF ENTERTAINMENT

Our Holi Cruise isn’t just a party—it’s a multi-room music experience designed for every kind of music lover.
1️⃣ Main Stage (Outdoor Floor)
DJ Prashant and Arrjun on the dhol bring you the best of Bollywood and Punjabi beats for a high-energy, legendary experience - The Classic Holi Vibe.

2️⃣ Room 2: DESI RAVE
DJ Cetanex and DJ ARTHouse take over with the hottest Desi EDM and club anthems.
Learn more @thedesirave

3️⃣ Room 3: Brazilian Beats
DJ Tata delivers nonstop energy with Baile Funk and Brazilian music.

UNLIMITED COLORS FOR SALE - IMPORTED FROM INDIA

We’re bringing you the most authentic Holi experience with premium, skin-safe colors straight from India to ensure a vibrant and colorful celebration.

NO OUTSIDE COLORS ALLOWED.

Color packets available for purchase onboard.

Seattle NOW is honored to present a special screening of Catching Sight of Thelma and Louise, a powerful documentary that revisits the groundbreaking 1991 film to explore its influence on female empowerment, resistance, and social justice.

Proceeds from this event will support Seattle NOW’s mission to fight sexual violence, advocate for gender equality and advance social justice initiatives in our community. Let’s come together to honor this month of awareness, amplify voices, and inspire action.

Join Town & Country Markets in partnership with Seattle City Light in celebrating Earth Day Every Day at Shoreline! Discover green living with energy conservation, eco-transportation, and sustainable gardening, featuring how-to’s, tips, and informational offerings. Enjoy tastes from local food vendors sampling our favorite earth-friendly products and gather recipe inspo that reduces food waste.

Learn more about down payment assistance and support available through the Covenant Homeownership Program.

Find out more about:

- Starting on the path to home ownership – with help every step of the way

- Rental assistance

- Financial assistance for minor home improvements

- New laws on Accessory Dwelling Units (ADU) and options for generating extra income

This event will also include information about rental resources, minor home repair, and improvement grants, affordable housing, and more!

Coloring activities will be available for the kids.

The Change Movement, happening on March 30th at 4 PM in Tacoma. This event series is designed for the community, by the community, with a focus on bringing awareness and information about Environmental and Transportation Justice. Too often, our communities are the last to learn about policies and decisions that directly impact us, whether it’s environmental regulations, transportation changes, or shifts in urban planning. The Change Movement is about flipping that script, ensuring we are informed, engaged, and in a position to create real change.

This first event will set the stage for a larger movement, bringing together youth, experts, community leaders, and everyday people to discuss what’s happening, why it matters, and how we can take action. We’re also making it engaging by blending education with entertainment, kicking things off with a live performance and conversation with LaRussell. It’s a free event, but registration is required for entry:

Masta Killa, one of the original members of the iconic Wu-Tang Clan & his DJ in Seattle on his Balance Tour at The Rabbit Box Theatre one night only!

"My hip hop name was given to me by the Clan. “Master Killer” is actually the name of a Shaw Brothers kung-fu movie. In it, the main character, who is not from Shaolin, studies Kung-Fu at Shaolin to go back and help his people who are oppressed by the government. I’m not actually from Shaolin, I’m from Brooklyn, but I went to Staten Island and learned the Wu-Tang style of rhyming, so my story kind of relates to the Master Killer story. Now, you hear the name ‘Masta Killa’ and it sounds violent, but it simply means to be a master of your craft. Kill doesn’t always mean something negative. When someone does something perfectly we say “He killed it.” That’s all I want to do. Each time I write a lyric or perform I want to be a master of my craft so I can make you to say I killed it."

18+ UNTIL 11pm SHARP - 21+ 11pm to Close

Presented by The Rabbit Box.

You can get a refund if:

• It’s within 24 hours of buying tickets

• This event is rescheduled or cancelled

This local event will share Memorabilia, Art, Pictures and stories about the amazing and courageous journey these Men faces at historic Garfield High School in Seattle home of the Quincy Jones Performing Arts Center, also where Sam Bruce, Quincy Jones and Bruce Lee graduated.

CALLING ALL REBELS! Tickets are now on sale for SAM Remix, SAM’s 21+ after-hours event on Friday, March 28.

From 7 to 11 pm, the Seattle Art Museum comes alive with gallery explorations, a fashion show, stand-up comedy, DIY art workshops, and live performances. Plus: It’s your chance to see the biggest art exhibition of the year: “Ai, Rebel: The Art and Activism of Ai Weiwei.”

😈 The theme: Rebel
🥾 The dress code: Punk chic
💡 The inspiration: The power of art to make change

THAT SOUNDS ABOUT RIGHT!

This one always goes fast. Get your tickets now

Multi-platinum Grammy-nominated artist and entrepreneur, Tyga continues to maintain his position at the forefront of the music and entertainment industry. Since breaking out into the scene in early 2008, Tyga has continued to expand his portfolio and cultural influence in nearly every facet of the mainstream media. Racking up multiple accolades and certifications throughout his illustrious career, including the quadruple-platinum single “Rack City”, triple-platinum single “Faded” and double platinum single “Ayo” featuring Chris Brown. His last album “Legendary” debuted in 2019 with a gold certification on its debut week landing the Top 20 on the Top 200 charts. The platinum album accumulated over 5 billion streams in under a year.

“Legendary” features his ten-time platinum single “Taste” featuring Offset and “Swish” which soared on the charts landing on the Billboard Hot 100 list. Establishing himself as an international star, Tyga has collaborated with top Latin artists such as J Balvin, Jon Z, Reykon, Ozuna and El Alfa. The single “Loco Contigo” placed No.1 on Billboard’s Latin Airplay chart Tyga perennially holds a place in the Top 30 of the “Most Streamed Artists on Spotify.” Tyga continues to add to his multiple accolades with chart topping single “Freaky Deaky” featuring global superstar Doja Cat becoming RIAA Certified GOLD. In 2024, “Taste” became Tyga’s first Diamond-Certified record. His influence continues to grow with each subsequent album.

Baseball Beyond Borders will host its first annual weekend series, the HBCU

Seattle Series, between Coppin State University, a historically Black college and university (HBCU), and

Seattle University. The three-game series will be played at Bannerwood Park, home of the Seattle University

Redhawks, from March 14 to 16.

The series aims to highlight baseball and softball programs at HBCUs, provide an opportunity to expose local

student-athletes, their families, and communities to the HBCU experience, and, in partnership with Seattle

University, expand access to baseball, softball, and academic opportunities for youth of color.

Please join us for a live watch party of the The M Factor, Shredding the silence on menopause!

Hosted by Mainstreaming Menopause, ReiImagine Solutions and Upendo LLC.

This is the first documentary film that addresses the marginalized or ignored health crisis faced by millions of women as they go through menopause.

Shredding the Silence on Menopause confronts the neglected menopause crisis, challenging societal and medical shortcomings, and advocating for a revolutionary approach to women's health in America.

Produced by Women in the Room Productions and Take Flight Productions, "The M Factor" aims to educate and empower women to seek proper healthcare support and advocate for our well being.

Come early for networking and stay after the screening for an opportunity to ask questions during the panel discussion featuring Reproductive Mental Health Therapist, Lyndsey Williams & Physician• Author •Speaker Margaret Towolawi, MD. and facilitated by Trae Anna Holiday.

Thrive takes place on Saturday, March 15, 6:00pm - 9:00pm, at the WOW Art Gallery in Pacific Place.

The evening will include performances by Arts Corps students, a gallery of student art, and performances by artists from our community.

Baseball Beyond Borders will host its first annual weekend series, the HBCU

Seattle Series, between Coppin State University, a historically Black college and university (HBCU), and

Seattle University. The three-game series will be played at Bannerwood Park, home of the Seattle University

Redhawks, from March 14 to 16.

The series aims to highlight baseball and softball programs at HBCUs, provide an opportunity to expose local

student-athletes, their families, and communities to the HBCU experience, and, in partnership with Seattle

University, expand access to baseball, softball, and academic opportunities for youth of color.

Aziz Ansari is an award-winning actor, director, writer and comedian. He co-created, writes, directs, and stars in the Netflix original series MASTER OF NONE for which he has won two Emmy’s for Outstanding Comedy Writing as well as Emmy and DGA Award nominations for his directing. In October of 2025, he will release the film GOOD FORTUNE which he wrote, directed, and costars with Keanu Reeves and Seth Rogen. He is also known for co-starring in NBC’s PARKS AND RECREATION and for being one of the few headlining comedians ever to sell out Madison Square Garden. In 2019, he released his 5th standup for Netflix entitled RIGHT NOW directed by Spike Jonze to critical acclaim and a Grammy nomination. His latest special NIGHTCLUB COMEDIAN is now streaming on Netflix.

2025)—Baseball Beyond Borders will host its first annual weekend series, the HBCU

Seattle Series, between Coppin State University, a historically Black college and university (HBCU), and

Seattle University. The three-game series will be played at Bannerwood Park, home of the Seattle University

Redhawks, from March 14 to 16.

The series aims to highlight baseball and softball programs at HBCUs, provide an opportunity to expose local

student-athletes, their families, and communities to the HBCU experience, and, in partnership with Seattle

University, expand access to baseball, softball, and academic opportunities for youth of color.

GuideStar draws inspiration from astronomical guide stars—laser systems used in observatories to create artificial stars. Mendi + Keith: GuideStar features an array of vibrant, primary-colored laser beams projected into Seattle's night sky. The beams are complemented by slow-moving, ambient music that surrounds the Space Needle, creating an immersive experience.  

The installation transforms the Space Needle, Seattle's iconic landmark, and its surrounding environment into a dynamic canvas of light and sound, inviting viewers to reconnect with the night sky and each other through a shared sensory journey. This artwork is commissioned by Wa Na Wari and supported by Cornell University's Mui Ho Center for Cities. 

Mendi + Keith: GuideStar at the Space Needle

• Friday, March 14 

• Show begins at 7:30PM and ends at 9:30PM 

Tickets to the event are free and entrance into the After-Party is $250.

Seattleites are invited to watch the installation from Seattle Center’s International Fountain Lawn starting at 7:30 pm, but the installation will be visible from around the city. 

Audio can be simulcast on:

Baseball Beyond Borders will celebrate the commencement of the series with Take Me Out to the Quad, an

event in partnership with the RieImagine, Métier Brewing Co., and the Seattle Mariners on Thursday, March 13,

at Victory Hall. The event features Vibe Bingo, a menu of beer-infused selections, and a vendor market

featuring Black and women-owned businesses. Throughout the weekend, fans can expect a Yard-like

experience at Bannerwood Park with live DJs, Black-owned food trucks, activations in collaboration with HBCU

alum associations and historically Black fraternities and sororities, and more.

A searing, exquisite new novel by the best-selling and award-winning author of Americanah and We Should All Be Feminists—the story of four women and their loves, longings, and desires.

All tickets include a copy of the new book, Dream Count, which will be distributed at the Neptune on the evening of the event.

Dance Theatre of Harlem and our visionary artistic director Robert Garland invite you to The Cookout, a bold, new work in his signature postmodern, urban, neo-classical style. Blending classical ballet with the rhythms of Black social dance, Mr. Garland explores resilience in four movements. From the dignity of work and culture to the sorrow that impacts all of humanity, The Cookout ultimately culminates in a celebration of joy. 

 Set to a soul-stirring playlist, The Cookout channels the dignity and passion of Harlem’s legacy. It is a vibrant work that speaks to our shared struggles and triumphs, offering a timely reflection on our strength and capacity to carry on. Don’t miss this electrifying centerpiece of DTH’s program in Seattle—a celebration of community, culture, and boundless spirit. 

Join Fred Hutch Cancer Center and the YMCA of Greater Seattle to learn more about colorectal cancer!

The event will include:

- Navigators who can help schedule primary care appointments

- Physicians and health care professionals to discuss how to reduce your cancer risk

- Survivors who will share their stories

- CECE the walk-through colon - Lunch catered by Conscious Eatery

Colorectal Cancer

Community Awareness Event

Saturday, March 8, 2025 | 11 am to 3 pm

Matt Griffin YMCA

3595 S 188th St SeaTac, WA 98188

Did you know that:

• Colorectal cancer is the most preventable cancer

but the second highest cause of cancer deaths in the U.S.

• Black and Native Americans are more likely to die from

colorectal cancer than any other race/ethnicity in the U.S.

• Screening is recommended for people 45 years or older,

but 1 in 3 adults have never completed screening.

Lunch will be catered by Conscious Eatery.

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