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The Pazific is a musical collective led by Seattle-based duo Alex and Jefferson Rose. With songs in English and Spanish, The Pazific’s Latin soul and pop hit home, while their nomadic influences take you on unexpected journeys.
Situated on nearly two acres of parkland, The Polson lies along the banks of the historic Hoquiam River. Extensive gardens, landscaping, and outdoor machinery displays complement the lovely mansion. You can explore our hillside trail, enjoy the Burton Ross Memorial Rose Garden, and enjoy meals on one of our two picnic tables.
Raven Chronicles, a Seattle-based literary magazine and organization, began in 1991, when Kathleen Alcalá and Philip H. Red Eagle guest-edited several King County Arts Commission Newsletters. They recognized the lack of diverse, multicultural writing being published in Seattle and the Northwest region in general. The result of this collaboration has been a magazine that strives to reflect several sides of each topic, like a many-faceted bauble held up to the light by Raven.
The Residency is a collaboration between Macklemore & Ryan Lewis. Arts Corps, and MoPOP. The program engages up to 45 emerging youth hip-hop artists.
The Rhapsody Project is a community that explores and celebrates music and heritage through an anti-racist lens. MARCH is an evolving framework created by our staff in order to  establish cultural equity in our community(ies). The framework is structured around TRP’s core belief that people of any background can begin the lifelong work of helping establish an equitable world and anti-racist society by engaging in multiple forms of Movement, Acknowledgement, Renewal, Collaboration, and Heritage. We have used this framework to develop a number of programs and workshops for all ages, including: Face the Music, a workshop program for individuals Equitable, ongoing classes and workshops for young people. A consultation service for businesses, festivals, and organizations to implement diversity, equity, and inclusion policies and practices.
The Roundhouse Foundation is dedicated to supporting programs that inspire creativity, connect people with each other and their sense of place, and ensure sustainability for the long-term economic success of Oregon’s rural communities.
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