In April 1968, brothers Aaron and Elmer Dixon helped launch the first Black Panther Party chapter authorized outside California — igniting a movement that fed children, defended a community, and built lasting institutions of care across the Pacific Northwest.
Join us at the Seattle Black Panther Party Interpretive Center for an evening in conversation with the co-founders themselves. Aaron and Elmer will share stories from the front lines of the movement, answer your questions, and sign copies of their memoirs — available for purchase at the event.
This gathering coincides with the Pioneer Square Art Walk. Come early, explore the exhibits, enjoy the DJ and non-alcoholic beverages, and pick up your book before you take your seat.
Arcora is hosting a gathering on Nov 5th where former grantees will be sharing learnings, reflections, and resources.
A vibrant communal feast for 18 guests, bringing the energy, flavors, and spirit of a bustling African market to your Kezira gathering
Join us for MEMORIES OF A SOFT CITY, an artist lecture by Charles Mudede, celebrating the closing of our exhibition, 'Social Contract'.
Voted Best Museum in the Pacific Northwest by the Seattle Times 2025 & 2026 People's Choice Awards! Permanent Exhibit: FInding Light in the Darkness We invite you
Join ONCE REMOVED as they present their second exhibition as Curatorial Residents at Actualize! Opening November 5 from 5-9pm!
Shop from local vendors in Occidental Square every First Thursday Art Walk