We’re taking over the M. Rosetta Hunter Art Gallery at Seattle Central College for Roots, Rain & Rhythm (1985–1995): The Sound of Black Seattle — an opening night and live storytelling gathering rooted in memory, music, and community.
This is live, on-stage storytelling from DJs, emcees, musicians, and culture-shapers who were there, told surrounded by 38 handwritten stories and portraits from As Many Weirdos As Possible.
Featuring:
• DJ Topspin
• Chenelle “Chelly Chell” Marshall
• Dan Harris-Manier
• Teia Burton-Green
• B-Self
• Hosted by: Scott Griggs
• Storytelling Coach: Ronica Hairston
• Honoring: Jazmyn Scott
Come through. It's FREE & open to the public as part of Capitol Hill Art Walk. These stories didn’t disappear, they’ve just been waiting to be heard!
*Presented by Umoja and Poser Productions Presents in collaboration with Seattle Central Student Leadership, Arte Noir, and the M. Rosetta Hunter Art Gallery