Join us as we celebrate the Grand Opening of Colman Commons! A new home for art, culture, creativity, and community in the heart of downtown Seattle, where Pioneer Square meets the Waterfront! 

SOLE STORY: Is the sneaker game dead — or just being pronounced dead by people who didn't build it? Five lifers (restorers, customizers, stylists, strategists) on how the game lives and who it lives for. Hosted by Takiyah Ward inside The RETROspective. Sat 7/25, 4–7PM, Colman Commons.

What does the future of Black lesbian style look like?

Join us for SOLESWAP, a community gathering celebrating Black sapphic fashion, creativity, and self-expression. Together we'll explore how style tells our stories, builds community, and creates space for us to show up authentically.

Thirteen original artworks — one for each Air Jordan silhouette, 1 through 13 — magnifying the materials that made the world obsess: tumbled leather, python embossing, foam midsoles, rubber outsoles. Created by Takiyah "TDUB" Ward — the Seattle artist behind the 2020 Black Lives Matter street mural and founder of The Re-Sole 206, the region's only sneaker care facility — the show treats the most influential footwear line in history as what it is: revolutionary design, peak form and function.

The Washington Bus Education Fund, in partnership with CHUM News and Converge Media, is bringing Candidate Survivor Seattle to Neumos on July 16, 2026.

The Western Washington Realists (WWR) are set to host their upcoming Community Impact Day on Sunday, June 28th, an event dedicated to connecting South King County residents with a variety of essential resources and expert guidance.

Black Achievement Washington (BAWA) has announced the organization’s first-ever state-wide Black Achievement Washington Gala, a black-tie event scheduled for June 27, 2026 at the Emerald Queen Casino in Fife, Washington.

The Juneteenth Freedom Festival at Jimi Hendrix Park, Seattle's largest annual Juneteenth celebration, returns for its most significant edition yet.

Solutions for Seattle, the community-led movement founded by Melvin Slaughter, is preparing for its most ambitious gathering yet: Solutions for Seattle Day on June 17, 2026. 

A Celebration of Unity, Safety, and Community Join youth, families, schools, community leaders, and partners from across Southeast Seattle as we come together to launch the summer with hope, connection, and joy.

This Western-Themed Gala is an opportunity to financially invest in young people who have experienced the foster care system and are navigating mental health challenges.

Pacific Northwest Ballet’s annual choreographers’ showcase, NEXT STEP, is returning in May for three performances only, establishing its role as a laboratory for movement exploration and discovery in Seattle. 

JJ’s House of Soul is hosting its 2nd Annual Mother’s Day Royal Experience, "Crowned in Soul Paint & Sip + Vibe Bingo," a one-of-a-kind, 21+ day party event held in partnership with Vibe Bingo.

Join Lizzie Lou’s for a super fun Mother's Day brunch at the Super Funny Comedy Club. Enjoy delicious food and laughs with your favorite people.

Visit Central Cinema in Seattle for a viewing of I Will Hold Your Hand, a short film and community-centered experience for anyone drawn to stories of care, creativity, and connection.

Be a part of a worldwide spiritual and civic movement at Prayers For The Nation and the World, presented by Global Strategic Partners, LLC.

Step into an unforgettable evening of passion, artistry, and inspiration as Fearless Dance Studio proudly presents The Empowerment Stage Dance Showcase—a celebration of movement, resilience, and creative expression.

The Men, Wine, and Spirits Dinner is a groundbreaking event hosted by Urban Connoisseurs to celebrate 86 years of Black excellence.

The Central District Community Preservation and Development Authority (CDCPDA) is bringing together powerhouse voices for their Springing Forward: Brunch for Black Economic Brilliance. 

Surge Reproductive Justice and My Time for Massage are hosting a joint documentary screening Rooted in Care: Honoring the Black Maternal Health Experience.