October is Filipino American History Month (FAHM)!

Join Kapatid Kollective on Saturday, October 6 @ 2-5PM at our For FAHM Celebration—an all-ages event featuring food + art vendors, performances, and educational sessions centering local Filipinx American history, activism, and arts & culture.

> Food! Music! Vending! Filipino BBQ vibes!
> Breakout sessions with Filipinx leaders in local arts & culture
> Large group intergenerational discussion to inspire community actions
> Special performances of all types + open mic

FOR FAHM CELEBRATION LINEUP

// HOSTED BY
Aleksa Manila

// BREAKOUT SESSIONS WITH
Isabella Jaravata
Jessica Valdez
Julz Ilang-Bulan
Louie Tan Vital
Sara Porkalob
Troy Osaki

// PERFORMANCES BY
Anna Banana Freeze
DJ Phenohype
Nic Masangkay – Artist
Rheanna Atendido & Justin Huertas
Theomatic
~OPEN MIC~ (Sign up here: http://bit.ly/OpenMic18)

// ART + VENDING BY
Derek Dizon (Kalu Arts)
Filipino American National Historical Society (FANHS) – with artifacts of Seattle Filipino history!
Jamie Ardeña (James Lawrence Ardeña)
Julz Ilang-Bulan

// FOOD BY
Matcha Man Ice Cream Co.
Musang Seattle
That Dumpling Dough!

Entry donation of $5-15 is suggested to help offset cost of space at Youngstown Cultural Arts Center. No one turned away for lack of funds.

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COMMUNITY PARTNERS
Central District Ice Cream Company & Seattle Freeze
Filipino Community of Seattle
Kultura Arts (Pinoy Words Expressed Kultura Arts)
Seattle Office of Arts & Culture

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ACCESSIBILITY
The Youngstown Cultural Arts Center is fully ADA accessible, including ramps, elevators, and rails in the bathrooms. We ask people to be aware that they should move and adjust accordingly to allow people with varying mobility access to get around.

We cannot guarantee a fragrance free space, but we ask people not to wear additional fragrances like essential oils or perfumes.

Deaf and HOH folks, please contact Kapatid Kollective to set up any accommodations (e.g. CART captioning, ASL interpreters, priority seating).

For anything else, please email us at kapatidkollective@gmail.com or message our Facebook page Kapatid Kollective.

PARKING
Guest parking is provided in the 54-stall lot on the North side of the building. Guest parking is prohibited in the residential lot on the East (back) side of the building. Unauthorized vehicles parked in this area will be towed at owner’s expense. More parking on Delridge Way SW, with access through SW entrance. ADA accessible.

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ABOUT KAPATID KOLLECTIVE
We are Allison, Jordan, Jasmine, Angel, + Sunshine — Kapatid Kollective, a group of young Filipinx, femme artists + community organizers coming together to curate a series of arts & culture events by and for Filipinos for Filipino American History Month (FAHM), October 2018 ✨✊🏽

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