Community Events and Public Art May through November 2018

Call Your Ancestors, 2017 2 Arts in Parks 2018

The Arts in Parks program supports new and established community festivals, art happenings and music concerts that enliven Seattle parks by promoting arts and culture, celebrating diversity, building community connections and energizing parks while connecting with underserved communities.

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Seattle is a vibrant city, and this is reflected through the distinctive art that can be found throughout our parks. The Arts in Parks program is an invaluable initiative that increases community access to art and builds upon Seattle Parks and Recreation’s commitment to strong communities. This program brings our parks to life with local art pieces and cultural events that engage community members, while highlighting each neighborhood’s unique character. Art that embraces and celebrates diversity strengthens our community, and we are excited to partner once again with local artists, neighborhood councils and community-based groups for this year’s Arts in Parks projects!

Christopher Williams, Interim Superintendent, Seattle Parks and Recreation

Arts activities in parks provide the community with opportunities to create spaces that promote a resilient, inventive, generous city. I’m proud to present a roster of programming that represents our city and the people we serve.

Randy Engstrom, Director, Office of Arts & Culture

All events are free and open to the public. Dates may be subject to change. Please contact the event coordinator for the most current information.

Photos by Jenny Crooks and Elizabeth Esborn

Applications for funding

2019 activities open in mid-August 2018.

Visit seattle.gov/arts/ arts-in-parks

for information.

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GUELAGUETZA 2018July 1, Sunday, noon–5 p.m.Dr. Blanche Lavizzo ParkHave you ever wanted to feel as if you’ve stepped into Oaxaca, Mexico for a day? Join the Grupo Cultural Oaxaqueño and the Banda Gozona at a daylong community celebration of Oaxacan history, dance and music of all the regions of Oaxaca. This family-friendly event will be held in both English and Spanish.facebook.com/guelaguetzaenseattleContact: Fulgencio Lazo, fulgenciolazo@hotmail.com

MUDDY LOTUS ARTS FESTIVALJuly 7, Saturday, 1–8 p.m.Pritchard Island BeachThe Muddy Lotus Arts Festival is a celebration of health and harmony in the South End. Featuring art exhibits, live performances and free workshops including yoga, meditation, capoeira, painting, clay handbuilding and more! Join us for an enlightening day of unity.Contact: Rome Esmaili, muddylotusfestival@gmail.com

PAINT & SMOOTHIESJuly 8, Sunday, 2–6 p.m.Jefferson ParkPaint & Smoothies is a class where participants recreate a painting led by a teaching artist while enjoying a nutritious and refreshing smoothie. This event promotes creativity, nutrition, community building and positive activity in our neighborhood parks. Attendance is limited so please contact us to reserve a spot. Also taking place on July 14, 21 and 28.Contact: Princess Fernando, paintnsmoothies@gmail.com

ARTS RESOURCE FAIRMay 5, Saturday, 11 a.m.–7 p.m.Seward Park AmphitheaterA day of sharing resources will feature art of all genres by developing artists. The public is invited to celebrate, build new relationships and connect with agency resources.kouyatearts.comContact: Afua Kouyate, afua@planetafua.net

SALMON PEOPLE TEACH USJune 13–15, Wednesday–Friday, 9 a.m.–12:30 p.m.Pritchard Island BeachSalmon People Teach Us is a site-specific art installation and storytelling event. Roger Fernandes will share regional Native stories about ecological stewardship alongside South Shore middle school students who will present spoken word, drawing on their own personal history as it relates to environmental impact. (See Public Art Installation for artwork details.)Contact: Jennifer Bennett, jlawrenceb@gmail.com

FIRST HILL OUTDOOR READING PARTYJune 19, Tuesday, 6–8 p.m.First Hill ParkJoin your neighbors and the First Hill Improvement Association for an evening of reading and live music in First Hill Park! This event is a chance for all bookworms to relish the written word while enjoying the outdoors in a beloved neighborhood park. There will be live music as well as snacks and beverages for you to enjoy. Also taking place on July 17, August 21 and September 18.firsthill.orgContact: Doug Holtom, doug@firsthill.org

Portraits in the Park, 2017 Danisi, Qoob Ka, Movimiento, Sirba, 20174 Arts in Parks 2018

ENGAGED THEATRE TOUR OF SHAKESPEARE’S THE WINTER’S TALEJuly 13, Friday at 6 p.m.Pratt ParkCome enjoy an abridged version of Shakespeare’s The Winter’s Tale with live music followed by a free workshop with the cast members. The performance is appropriate for all ages and families are encouraged to participate!freeholdtheatre.orgfacebook.com/freeholdtheatreContact: admin@freeholdtheatre.org

TUFFESTJuly 14, Saturday, noon–10 p.m.Judkins ParkThis annual festival presented by TUF is a celebration of visual art and music with the addition of educational workshops. The event centers marginalized communities, including people of color, women and trans and gender non-conforming folks.tuf-seattle.comContact: tufseattle@gmail.com

PAINT & SMOOTHIESJuly 14, Saturday, 2–6 p.m.Jefferson ParkSee July 7 listing for details.

CINEMA UNDER THE STARSJuly 14, Saturday at 8 p.m.Columbia ParkCinema Under the Stars kicks off with the NW Film Forum’s Best of the Fest of the Children’s International Film Festival, which showcases short films from around the world. The film starts at sunset. Bring a picnic, low-back chairs and blankets to spread out for a fun cinema experience under the stars. Also taking place on August 18.rainierartscenter.org/rainier-arts-eventsfacebook.com/events/140143243491409Contact: artsinfo@seedseattle.org

FIRST HILL OUTDOOR READING PARTYJuly 17, Tuesday, 6–8 p.m.First Hill ParkSee June 19 listing for details.

PAINT & SMOOTHIESJuly 21, Saturday, 2–6 p.m.Benefit PlaygroundSee July 7 listing for details.

HAMLETJuly 22, Sunday at 2 p.m.Roxhill ParkSpoiler alert! In this play, nearly everyone who isn’t already dead at the start dies by the end! And yet, there is no funnier or wiser play about death than this, perhaps Shakespeare’s best. Performed by the vibrant young cast of nationally awarded Young Shakespeare Workshop’s Revolving Company. Bring a picnic and dine in Denmark! Also taking place on August 4 and 5.youngshakespeare.orgContact: Darren Lay, youngshakespeareworkshop@yahoo.com

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WATER FESTIVAL II FEATURING LUCHA LIBREJuly 28, Saturday, 1–8:30 p.m.Duwamish Waterway ParkThe Water Festival will be an arts and cultural festival located in Seattle’s South Park neighborhood. This family-friendly celebration will showcase the vibrant diversity of the neighborhood’s residents and businesses. Expect a lucha libre exhibition, Vietnamese and Cambodian cooking demonstrations, a traditional lantern ceremony and much more.ecoss.orgContact: Judith Panlasigui, judith@ecoss.org

PAINT & SMOOTHIESJuly 28, Saturday, 2–6 p.m.Pritchard Island BeachSee July 7 listing for details.

AFRICAN VILLAGE EXPERIENCEJuly 30–August 3 Monday–Friday, 5–8 p.m.Pratt ParkAll ages are welcomed to join in for traditional African dancing, singing, drumming, masks, and arts and crafts. Explore traditional African foods, cloth, artwork design and how the entire experience relates to current societal culture which links all of us in America to Africa.facebook.com/events/1006392959458944Contact: Lakema Bell, masterofmythoughts@msn.com

MOVIES IN THE PARK WITH SCARECROW VIDEOAugust 2, Thursday at 7:30 p.m.Magnuson Park AmphitheaterJoin us on a cinematic adventure as we explore other cultures through film. Scarecrow Video welcomes you to the Magnuson Park amphitheater for four evenings of family-friendly films and fun. Children’s arts activities begin at 7:30 p.m. each night. Movies begin at dusk. Also taking place on August 16, 23 and 30.Contact: Madeline Jarvis, madeline@scarecrow.com

UMOJA FEST AFRICATOWN HERITAGE FESTIVAL RALLYAugust 3–5, Friday–Sunday, noon–8 p.m.Judkins ParkCelebrating the best of the Black community and African Diaspora culture in the northwest, Umoja Fest brings the soul to Seafair! Three stages of live music, delicious food, culture and family fun are the main ingredients for the oldest and largest African American festival in the Pacific Northwest. Held in historic Africatown-Central District, home to the city’s musical legacy ranging from jazz to hip hop, the festival features three days of family-friendly attractions.umojafestnw.comfacebook.com/umojafestContact: info@umojafestnw.com

HAMLETAugust 4, Saturday at 2 p.m.Pritchard Island BeachSee July 22 listing for details.

SABAR IN THE PARKAugust 4, Saturday 11:45 a.m.–4:45 p.m.Westcrest ParkJoin a beginner/intermediate Sabar dance class to Senegal’s beloved Mbalax music from noon to 2 p.m. Then Mapate Diop, Seattle’s master Sabar drummer, will close the day with a Sabar drum class from 2:30- 4:30 p.m. This is a day not to miss!Contact: Franchesska Y. Berry,franchesskaberry@gmail.com

HAMLETAugust 5, Sunday at 2 p.m.Pritchard Island BeachSee July 22 listing for details.

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BETWEEN TWO SHORES: AN INTERGENERATIONAL EXCHANGEAugust 9, Thursday, 9 a.m.–4 p.m.Pritchard Island BeachBased on intergenerational stories gathered by youth collaborators from the Ethiopian community in Seattle (ecseattle.org), a daylong reenactment celebrating memories from elders’ childhoods will be held. An installation of drawings based on the interviews will be used as a backdrop for the festivities. (See Public Art Installations for artwork details.)ericdidit.commichaelstevensonjr.comContact: future@ericdidit.com

ANiMAAugust 10, Friday, 8:30–10 p.m.Duwamish Waterway ParkANiMA is a cultural event celebrating ancestry and heritage through interactive, multimedia performances and storytelling. Artists perform original music with live projected animation, shadow dancing and puppetry with an invocation led by Korean drumming group Olleam, community activist group Sahngnoksoo and LQ Lion Dance. This event will occur during the Chinese Hungry Ghost Festival, a time of paying homage to ancestors that are believed to visit the living during this time. Also taking place on August 11.misstangq.com/interactive/#/animalouischinn.com/jyun-jyun-showContact: Huameng Yu, misstangq@gmail.com

ANiMAAugust 11, Saturday, 8:30–10 p.m.Cal Anderson ParkSee August 10 listing for details.

MOVIES IN THE PARK WITH SCARECROW VIDEOAugust 16, Thursday at 7:30 p.m.Magnuson Park AmphitheaterSee August 2 listing for details.

DEFINE AMERICANAugust 18, Saturday, 1:30–3 p.m.Dr. Blanche Lavizzo ParkYouth from Central and South Seattle will share a theater piece and artwork on “Define American.” Art and sets made by youth with artist Carl Smool will be featured in original performances led by director Jay O’Leary. The youth’s art, words, music and movement will embody in art and performance what being American means to them.coyotecentral.orgfacebook.com/coyotecentralContact: Jess Schwab, info@coyotecentral.org

CINEMA UNDER THE STARSAugust 18, Saturday at 8 p.m.Columbia ParkJoin us for Coco, the Oscar-winning Pixar film praised for its presentation of Latino culture. Film starts at sunset. See July 14 listing for details.

FIRST HILL OUTDOOR READING PARTYAugust 21, Tuesday, 6–8 p.m.First Hill ParkSee June 19 listing for details.

SIX WALLS AT PRITCHARD PARKAugust 23, Thursday, 6–9 p.m.Pritchard Island BeachOn the opening night of SIX WALLS AT PRITCHARD PARK, there will be an evening of performances by local artists, including dance, poetry, readings and music. (See Public Art Installations for artwork details.)Contact: Khadija Tarver, khadija.tarver@gmail.com

MOVIES IN THE PARK WITH SCARECROW VIDEOAugust 23, Thursday at 7:30 p.m.Magnuson Park AmphitheaterSee August 2 listing for details.

MOVIES IN THE PARK WITH SCARECROW VIDEOAugust 30, Thursday at 7:30 p.m.Magnuson Park AmphitheaterSee August 2 listing for details.

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CULTURESCLOSERTOGETHER “WORLD DANCE” DIARAMASeptember 8, Saturday, 11:45 a.m.–6:30 p.m.Westcrest ParkCommunity participants will experience two nonstop one-hour and 45-minute World Dance classes supported by traditional storytelling. Both classes will be instructed by the one and only Papa Assane Konte and Ms. Mareme Faye. Don’t miss this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity!Contact: Franchesska Y. Berry, franchesskaberry@gmail.com

FIRST HILL OUTDOOR READING PARTYSeptember 18, Tuesday, 6–8 p.m.First Hill ParkSee June 19 listing for details.

BODY IS HOME: AIR UNITES USSeptember 22, Saturday, 3–9:30 p.m.Green Lake ParkExplore connections between our bodies and the planet we all inhabit together through dance, art and community activities. Highlights include dance by DAIPANbutoh Collective and special guests, Trina Cooper’s large-scale lung art with video projections and opportunities to attend a free creative movement workshop or participate in a community movement choir. Body Is Home: Air Unites Us is interested in all bodies: we are featuring artists with disabilities and welcome audience members with varied needs. Please contact us to talk about how best to support your participation.daipanbutoh.comContact: Erica Akiko Howard, earthbodyhomeproject@gmail.com

LAO CONCERT IN THE PARKDate and Location TBACome learn, dance and enjoy various local Lao bands and singers as they showcase their talent in the park.lcsc-wa.orgContact: Kayla Somvilay, kayla@lcsc-wa.org

UHEIGHTS SUMMER MUSIC FESTIVALJune 2–September 29First and second Saturdays, noon–1 p.m.All other Saturdays, 11 a.m.–1 p.m.University Heights PlazaJoin us for a summer of music, dance, art and culture. With new outdoor performances every Saturday, expect to be transported by stunning rhythms and melodies. Tasty bites available at the nearby U-District Farmers Market.uheightscenter.orgfacebook.com/universityheights.centerContact: Liv Froehlich, liv@uheightscenter.org

MUSIC IN THE MINI PARKJune 13–August 15, Wednesdays at 5:30 p.m.Lake City Mini ParkThe fourth annual Music in the Mini Park is a series of 10 music and dance performances expressing cultural traditions and local music.enjoylakecity.orgContact: Chris Leverson, director@lakecityfuturefirst.org

ARTS FOR ALL WORKSHOPJune 27–August 29Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, 12:30–2 p.m.Albert Davis ParkJoin us for free intergenerational arts workshops this summer in Lake City! Arts for All Workshops are open to the public on a drop-in basis. The workshops will allow you to experience different art forms under the guidance of Silver Kite’s teaching artists. Please check our website for a detailed schedule of workshop titles.silverkite.us/upcoming-eventsContact: Jen Kulik, info@silverkite.us

Zulu Park Jams, 2017 8 Arts in Parks 2018

TAP INTO YOUR INNER BEATJuly 10–August 9 (no program July 16–20)Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays, noon–4 p.m.Fridays, 10 a.m.–1 p.m.Beer Sheva ParkDiscover artistic freedom through storytelling, dance and drumming! Tap into your inner beat as we explore rhythms and beats of African, hip hop and contemporary dance, including conversations that explore and define the historical and social impact of dance.nwtapconnection.org Contact: Melba Mitchell-Ayco, nwtapc@yahoo.com

PIANOS IN THE PARKSDates and Locations TBAPianos in the Parks is an all-ages, all-access arts program that uses the power of art and music to invite neighbors near and far to discover parks, connect with people in the community and have fun along the way. Check our website for full the schedule.pianosintheparks.orgfacebook.com/pianosintheparksContact: Gaylynn Kiser, info@onereel.org

14/48 PRESENTS: WHEN YOU WISH UPON A PIZZAJoin us for free theatre in the parks! Pat is sick of chores and runs away from home, seeking solace with a personal pizza and the family’s garden gnome yard decorations. The Fairy Goudamother hears Pat’s plea and sends Pat and the garden gnomes tumbling into the Magic Kingdough, where they recount classic storybook tales with a cheesy twist.the1448projects.orgfacebook.com/1448festContact: megan@the1448projects.org

PINOCCHIOTheater Schmeater’s annual free family show for all ages is Pinocchio, an energetic adaptation of the classic tale of the puppet who longs to be a real child. Brand new to the world, Pinocchio must make a few mistakes before learning the importance of empathy, honesty and taking a moment to consider the consequences of our actions.schmee.orgfacebook.com/theschmeeContact: Eli Ballstadt, md@schmeater.org

Volunteer ParkJuly 14, Saturday at 5 p.m. at the Seattle Outdoor Theatre FestivalJuly 15, Sunday at 5 p.m. at the Seattle Outdoor Theatre FestivalAugust 5, Sunday at 4 p.m.

Othello PlaygroundJuly 21, Saturday at 4 p.m.July 22, Sunday at 4 p.m.

Judkins ParkJuly 28, Saturday at 4 p.m.

Powell Barnett Park August 4, Saturday at 4 p.m.

Volunteer ParkJuly 14, Saturday at 2 p.m. at the Seattle Outdoor Theatre FestivalJuly 15, Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Seattle Outdoor Theatre Festival

Salmon Bay ParkJuly 21, Saturday at 5 p.m.

Ballard Commons ParkJuly 22, Sunday at 5 p.m.

Dr. Blanche Lavizzo ParkJuly 25, Wednesday at 6 p.m.

Othello PlaygroundJuly 28, Saturday at 5 p.m.

Pritchard Island BeachJuly 29, Sunday at 5 p.m.

Roxhill ParkAugust 4, Saturday at 5 p.m.

Highland Park PlaygroundAugust 5, Sunday at 5 p.m.

Powell Barnett ParkAugust 18, Saturday at 5 p.m.

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LATINO CULTURAL CELEBRATIONSEach celebration will be headlined by Paraguayan singer and dancer Deseo Carmin bringing her unique blend of Latin rhythms, modern Latin jazz and flamenco-influenced music and dance, accompanied by the amazing guitarist Stoma Andrei. Also featuring a performance piece Aqua, written and performed by Venezuelan Milivia Pacheco and directed by Fernando Luna, exploring the Afro-Latina experience and their connection to water. Families are encouraged to bring a picnic and enjoy these evenings of music, dance and poetry.latinotheatreprojects.orgfacebook.com/Latino-Theatre-Projects-346266545430336Contact: robert@latinotheatreprojects.org

Brighton PlayfieldJuly 15, Sunday at 6 p.m.

Roxhill ParkJuly 21, Saturday at 6 p.m.

Duwamish Waterway ParkJuly 27, Friday at 6 p.m.

Westcrest ParkAugust 10, Friday at 6 p.m.

Myrtle Reservoir ParkAugust 17, Friday at 6 p.m.

LOVE, POWER & PURPOSELove, Power & Purpose explores the power of our words and movements through spoken word, dance, art and activism. This program features four Saturday open mics at four Central Area parks named in honor of African Americans and a four-week intensive workshop at Judkins Park comprising dance workshops, poetry workshops and art projects. It will culminate in a finale performance and the self-publishing of Vol. 3 of the Love, Power & Purpose Chapbook featuring participant poetry submitted from five Central Area parks and photographs of their artwork.inspiredchild.orgfacebook.com/inspiredchildcommunityContact: Monique Franklin, inspiredchildcommunity@gmail.com

Open Mics:Flo Ware ParkJuly 7, Saturday, 3–5 p.m.

Pratt ParkJuly 14, Saturday, 3–5 p.m.

Powell Barnett ParkJuly 21, Saturday, 3–5 p.m.

Dr. Blanche Lavizzo ParkJuly 28, Saturday, 3–5 p.m.

Poetry, Tap Dance, Art & Activism Workshops:July 10–August 2, Tuesdays and Thursdays, 2–5 p.m.Judkins Park

TODDLER HIP HOPJune 29–July 29Fridays and Sundays, 2:30–4 p.m.Beer Sheva ParkToddler Hip Hop creates an opportunity for youth to have fun with dance, movement and play and reinforces positive ethnic identity development. Children will be introduced to the kid conscience aspects of hip hop and explore their creativity in a loving community. Contact: Mayet Dalila, 206-605-1942

Love, Power & Purpose, 2017 Portraits in the Park, 201710 Arts in Parks 2018

THEATER FOR YOUNG CHILDREN: STORIES FROM LATIN AMERICATheater for Young Children is back with tales from Latin America. Bring a blanket and snack and help Armadillo find the music inside herself in The Armadillo’s Song. Also learn how The Half Chicken’s selfishness put him on top of the world. Written for ages 3–9, fun for all.sweetpeacottage.orgfacebook.com/sweetpeacottageContact: Cara Anderson-Ahrens, cara@sweetpeacottage.org

Salmon Bay ParkJuly 14, Saturday at 1:30 p.m.July 20, Friday at 5:30 p.m.July 21, Saturday at 1:30 p.m.

Bitter Lake PlayfieldJuly 27, Friday at 5:30 p.m.July 28, Saturday at 1:30 p.m.

Pinehurst PlayfieldAugust 3, Friday at 5:30 p.m.August 4, Saturday at 1:30 p.m.

Albert Davis ParkAugust 9, Thursday at 5:30 p.m.August 16, Thursday at 5:30 p.m.August 23, Thursday at 5:30 p.m.

Maple Leaf Reservoir ParkAugust 10, Friday at 5:30 p.m.August 11, Saturday at 1:30 p.m.

BACK TO SCHOOL ERITREAN YOUTH & FAMILY PICNICAugust 19, Sunday, noon–6 p.m.Powell Barnett ParkThe Back to School Eritrean Youth & Family Picnic will be a day full of field games, cultural dancing, youth sports, educational resources and fun for the entire family. This event is to bring youth and families together for family engagement and school readiness.facebook.com/events/190716348232141Contacts: Mehret Tekle, eribacktoschool@gmail.com or Pauloes Berhe, pauloes.pmb@gmail.com

SALMON PEOPLE TEACH USJune 13–August 5Pritchard Island BeachWander near the shore of Pritchard Island Beach and you will find 18 upright fish trap sculptures and a salmon sculpted from aluminum waste. We invite you to step back in time and step forward in thinking as two lifestyles interface. (See Events for June 13–15 event details.)Artists: Jennifer Bennett working alongside South Shore K-8 middle school studentsjlawrenceb@gmail.com

CHAPEL OF THE RIVERSJune 17–August 31Dr. Blanche Lavizzo ParkMargot Myers will transform the Dr. Blanche Lavizzo Park amphitheater into a gallery of large-scale woodcut prints temporarily affixed to the concrete stairs. Each woodcut print depicts one of the major rivers of the Bristol Bay watershed, Margot’s birthplace, seasonal home and workplace. The rivers are presented in an intimate setting without the traditional barriers associated with fine art. Please come walk in them, touch them and sit with them while you enjoy the amphitheater this summer.Artist: Margot Myers margotbmyers@gmail.com margotbmyers.com facebook.com/margotbmyers

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SLIPPERYJune 21–August 21Kinnear Park“WE ARE STANDING ON A SLIPPERY SLOPE” woven into the chain-link fence overlooking the slope dividing upper and lower Kinnear Park refers to more than geography. Spelling it out in two-inch strips cut from recycled vinyl promotional banners, Hugo Moro invites you to meditate on the actions we might take to resist or indulge in all things slippery.Artist: Hugo Morohmoro@me.comhmoro.com

COMING SOONJuly 1–September 1Dr. Blanche Lavizzo Park, Gerber Park, Powell Barnett Park and Pratt ParkIn the context of rapid real estate development in the Central Area, “Coming Soon” will engage viewers with imagined visions for Africatown rooted in a sense of culture, identity and self-determination. Large-scale placards parodying the signage usually seen on to-be-developed properties will display artful collage renderings of utopian futures for Africatown, pushing public imagination about what could take root through organizing and culturally-relevant design.Artists: Sara Zewde, Azzurra Cox, Aria Goodman, Selina Hunstiger and Daniela Rosnerinfo@comingsoonafricatown.comcomingsoonafricatown.comfacebook.com/comingsoonafricatown

THE PEOPLE’S PYRAMIDJuly 5–August 16Pritchard Island BeachThe People’s Pyramid is a collaborative creation designed to inspire all viewers to reach for their highest potential. One of the most impressive human achievements ever, The Pyramid is a reminder that unified we are limitless. All Power to the People.Artists: Ari Glass, Hanako O’Leary, Rome Esmaili and Zue Cheng Coopermuddylotusfestival@gmail.com

BETWEEN TWO SHORES: AN INTERGENERATIONAL EXCHANGEAugust 8–31Pritchard Island BeachThis installation consists of life-sized drawings based on oral histories conducted with elders in the Ethiopian Community in Seattle (ecseattle.org) about their favorite childhood memories of summer. Co-created by youth collaborators, the project also sets the stage for an intergenerational celebration. (See Events for August 18 event details.)Artists: Eric John Olson, Michael Stevenson Jr. and youth from the Ethiopian Community in Seattle future@ericdidit.comericdidit.commichaelstevensonjr.com

SIX WALLS AT PRITCHARD PARKAugust 23–25Pritchard Island BeachThis installation is made of six freestanding gallery walls that will display the work of local Black artists. Participants are asked to bring one piece of their own artwork to drop-off points across the city; the first 25 artists will have their work shown. This project hopes to provide a welcoming space for Black artists to show their work. (See Events for August 23 event details.)Artist: Khadija Tarverkhadija.tarver@gmail.com

MOBILE INCUBATORNovember 2018Locations TBAThe Mobile Incubator is a 1957 Shasta camper turned into a rolling recording studio showcasing art and design. The interior features a 1,000+ piece wooden mosaic and art and design products from across the country. During open hours Lucas Spivey, BFA/MBA hybrid, gives free business advice, records podcasts and shares resources with visitors.Artist: Lucas Spiveylucas@servicesinvisible.comthemobileincubator.comfacebook.com/mobileincubator

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1 Albert Davis Park - 12526 27th Ave. NE, 981252 Ballard Commons Park - 5701 22nd Ave. NW, 981073 Beer Sheva Park - 8650 55th Ave. S, 981184 Benefit Playground - 9320 38th Ave. S, 981185 Bitter Lake Playfield - 13035 Linden Ave. N, 981336 Brighton Playfield – 6000 39th Ave. S, 981187 Cal Anderson Park - 1635 11th Ave., 981228 Columbia Park - 4721 Rainier Ave. S, 981189 Dr. Blanche Lavizzo Park - 2100 S Jackson St., 98144

10 Duwamish Waterway Park - 7900 10th Ave. S, 9810811 First Hill Park - 1201 University St., 9810112 Flo Ware Park - 2800 S Jackson St., 9814413 Gerber Park - 575 Martin Luther King Jr. Way S, 9812214 Green Lake Park - 7201 E Green Lake Dr. N, 9811515 Highland Park Playground - 1100 SW Cloverdale St., 9810616 Jefferson Park - 4101 Beacon Ave. S, 9810817 Judkins Park and Playfield - 2150 S Norman St., 9814418 Kinnear Park - 899 W Olympic Pl., 9811919 Lake City Mini Park - 12359 Lake City Way NE, 9812520 Magnuson Park - 7400 Sand Point Way NE, 9811521 Maple Leaf Reservoir Park - 1020 NE 82nd St., 9811522 Myrtle Reservoir Park – 3600 SW Myrtle St., 9812623 Othello Playground - 4351 S Othello St., 9811824 Pinehurst Playground - 12029 14th Ave. NE, 9812525 Powell Barnett Park - 352 Martin Luther King Jr. Way, 9812226 Pratt Park - 1800 S Main St., 9814427 Pritchard Island Beach - 8400 55th Ave. S, 9811828 Roxhill Park - 2850 SW Roxbury St., 9812629 Salmon Bay Park - 2001 NW Canoe Pl., 9811730 Seward Park - 5900 Lake Washington Blvd. S, 9811831 University Heights Plaza - 5031 University Way NE, 9810532 Volunteer Park - 1247 15th Ave. E, 9811233 Westcrest Park - 9000 8th Ave. SW, 98106

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