The purpose of the Seattle Caribbean Festival is to bring together the culturally and linguistically diverse members of the Caribbean Community in the Pacific Northwest along with those interested in learning and experiencing Caribbean cultural expressions to share in a day of cultural performances, cultural expression, and cultural exchange.
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Opening, Welcome, and Coast Salish Sea and Land Acknowledgement
Dr. Sharon-Rose Davidson Fitch, Trinidad and Tobago
Col Wallace Sterling, Chief of the Mooretown Yenkunkun (Maroons) of Jamaica
Alahn Noriega, Jamaican Princess Music
From Ngoma to Bomba: A Cultural Exchange of Puerto Rico and Tanzania
Nyaiko Mbwambo, Grupo Bayano, and the Sankofa ECE Students of Evergreen State College
Jay Royer, Anthony Gonzalez, & Caribbean Seafest Moko Jumbies:
Emilio Gonzalez, Mercedes Gonzalez, Rey Rosario, & Lawford Licorish-Burnett
Trinidadian Mas’ “The Four Elements” with Y2K Sounds, Designers Duston Sobers (King Costume) & Fitzgerald DeFreitas and Dionne Licorish (Queen Costume) … Design Team: Isolina Campbell Cronin, Yvonne Licorish, Rae-Ann Barras, Sharon Cronin, Renée Almatierra, Amanda
Queen of Carnival: Dionne Licorish & King of Carnival: Tunde Weekes Licorish, & Marisol Gonzalez
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Date: August 13th, 2022
Time: 11:15 AM – 05:30PM
Location: Waterfront Park