Somali Cultural Center presents a Day of Celebration, Art, and Cultural Exchange
Featuring specia guests!
Boyah Farah, author of “How American Made Me Black” and
Hamad Abdi, the pioneering first-generation Somali-American actor
People's Economy Lab (PEL) Dialogue on Affordable Housing: Building Communities
Attend this Dialogue on Affordable Housing to learn more about the U-lex Cooperative Housing with People’s Economy Lab, who work to advance a Just Transition to a solidarity economy in Washington by supporting the development of equitable economic systems that center and empower Black, Indigenous, and communities of color.
We push the boundaries of what’s possible for a Just Transition to democratic and regenerative community-centered economies. We convene community leaders, workshop transformative ideas, and build better economic models. We give life to systems change strategies that shift money, resources, and power to BIPOC communities.
RSVP here.
THE RHAPSODY PROJECT - NEW ORLEANS JAZZ JAM & SPEAKEASY SESSIONS
Intermediate and advanced musicians have opportunities to play New Orleans and prohibition-era jazz, and all ages are welcomed to bring the whole family as The Rhapsody Project and Black & Tan Hall co-host these bi-monthly music sessions!
Schedule:
6pm - 8pm | Open Jam
8pm - 9pm | Sit-In Opportunities the Live House Band
9pm - 10pm | Featured Performers
1st & 3rd Thursdays of each month
THE RHAPSODY PROJECT - UNBROKEN CIRCLE
Youth ages 10 - 25 are welcomed to drop in, hang out, and do any of the following at King Street Station (2nd floor):
Learn to play an instrument or sing
Listen to records
Learn to repair stringed instruments.
Or even just check it out!
Questions? DM us on Instagram @therhapsodyproject or email info@therhapsodyproject.org
People's Economy Lab (PEL) Open House for “One Seattle Plan”
Attend this open house to learn more about the One Seattle Plan with People’s Economy Lab, who work to advance a Just Transition to a solidarity economy in Washington by supporting the development of equitable economic systems that center and empower Black, Indigenous, and communities of color.
We push the boundaries of what’s possible for a Just Transition to democratic and regenerative community-centered economies. We convene community leaders, workshop transformative ideas, and build better economic models. We give life to systems change strategies that shift money, resources, and power to BIPOC communities.
THE RHAPSODY PROJECT - DROP-IN HOURS
Youth ages 10 - 25 are welcomed to drop in, hang out, and do any of the following at King Street Station (2nd floor):
Learn to play an instrument or sing
Listen to records
Learn to repair stringed instruments.
Or even just check it out!
Questions? DM us on Instagram @therhapsodyproject or email info@therhapsodyproject.org
RED EAGLE SOARING SPRING PROGRAM 2024
Red Eagle Soaring Native Youth Theatre (RES) exists to empower American Indian and Alaska Native youth to express themselves with confidence and clarity through traditional and contemporary performing arts.
RES presents their annual spring program: Dracula 2— Revenge of The Rat!
Open to all Indigenous Youth ages 10-19 from March 16 at STATION SPACE (King Street Station, 2nd Floor). Tuesdays 5-8 pm and Saturdays 1-4 pm.
RESONATOR STOMP BY RHAPSODY PROJECT
Join us at The Resonator Stomp, brought to you by The Rhapsody Project!
What is a Resonator Stomp?
As part of the Rhapsody Resonators program, this is a brand new, exclusive event welcoming new supporters into the community and introducing them to Rhapsody's leadership team, students, and staff. Enjoy food and music so delicious it'll make you want to stomp your feet!
Hear Rhapsody's student Songsters and staff perform live, mingle with the cognoscenti of Seattle's arts & culture scene, and learn about all the ways you can help grow a community that celebrates music and heritage through an anti-racist lens.
Tickets are by donation.
Seating is limited, dress code is Playfully Fancy, and we invite each person to donate in accordance with their ability to support our work.
What’s The Rhapsody Project?
The Rhapsody Project is a nonprofit organization whose mission is to celebrate music and heritage through an anti-racist lens. With programs like Face The Music and Layers of Heritage, they fulfill their mission by giving people tools to root themselves in their heritage, see themselves more clearly, and express that self-knowledge in their music.