Last night on The Pop-Up!, host Omari Salisbury welcomed Elisheba Wokoma, Co-Executive Director of Wa Na Wari, and play director Jacqueline Ware for a conversation on the state of Black art in Seattle and local headlines, community, and culture. They talked about Mayor Katie Wilson’s recent decisions along Lake Washington, potential new zoning requirements in the Central District, and the opening of ARTE NOIR’s new exhibition honoring the Black Panthers.

This weekend, Wa Na Wari is hosting the Black Graduation Art Fair Saturday, May 30th, and Sunday, May 31st. Also on Saturday, Ware’s new play “Second Chance House” debuts at The Sanctuary: RBPC.