Call To Conscience – Black History Month Museum and Events - Presented by Rainier Avenue Radio Beginning February 2026, Rainier Avenue Radio will once again present “Call To Conscience”, a celebration of Black History.

The hilltop community is invited on Saturday, Feb. 7, to join us for a Black History Luncheon. The free event includes lunch, fellowship and a program of speeches and performances to celebrate local organizations who have provided time, programming and resources to the surrounding community.

Discover the remarkable first generation of African American artists and performers whose contributions helped shape popular culture. Active after the Civil War and before World War I, many of these artists were the first in their families to be born out of...

Pizza by Ruffin is hosting The Taste of The Diaspora: a Black-Owned Business Market, this February 19th from 4:30 pm - 7 pm, at Fairview Market Hall in honor of Black History Month! Get free samples and shop from local black-owned businesses...

The 16th annual Hilltop Healthy Kids & Family Carnival featuring live music, tons of fun, and free services for kids and families.

BIMA’s annual Black History Month Soirée is a celebration of Black culture, creativity, and community.

Join Professor of African American Studies at UCLA Ralina L. Joseph for her new book Racial Exhaustion: How to Move Through Racism in the Wake of DEI. Joseph blends personal narrative, real-world dialogue, and critical race scholarship to explore how we...

February Last Tuesday takes place at Provisions, a Black-owned Belltown bar—an intentional choice as we recognize Black History Month.

During Black History Month, Dorothy Roberts’s debut memoir The Mixed Marriage Project feels especially resonant. Best known for her landmark work Killing the Black Body, Roberts turns inward in her latest release, examining her upbringing in a Black/white interracial family in '60s Chicago and...

March Last Tuesday Happy Hour: same monthly rhythm, fresh conversations, and another solid excuse to not go straight home (or leave home) after work.

Our January Last Tuesday happy hour returns to Pioneer Square with craft cocktails, easy connection, and effortless networking...

Ugly sweaters, skyline views, and one last Happy Hour before the holidays. Join us on Tuesday, December 16 for our December (ugly sweater) Happy Hour at Columbia Tower Club with YPN.

Join us Tuesday, November 18 for our November Happy Hour at Seattle Beer Co — a classic local spot tucked in the heart of Downtown Seattle. We’re skipping Thanksgiving week and celebrating a little early this month, gathering for good beer, great company, and...

Join us for a chill yoga session at the community center - all levels welcome, no judgment, just good vibes!

Join us for fall flavors, local vibes, and a touch of Halloween. Our October Happy Hour at Art Marble 21 is your chance to unwind and enjoy an easy night out—low effort, high connection, zero small-talk anxiety required.

At The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society’s Light The Night we gather as a community to celebrate, honor, and remember those touched by blood cancers...

Network with like-minded professionals at Ruscello, enjoy complimentary appetizers, learn about United Way of King County, bring donated new clothes for Solid Ground and get into fall at Nordstrom Southcenter!

The Seattle Latino Film Festival (SLFF) was founded in 2009 by Jorge Enrique Gonzalez Pacheco, a Cuban-American international award-winning poet, film industry professional, and cultural entrepreneur. The Seattle Latino Film Festival (SLFF) is a competitive film industry festival and the only...