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Low-pressure, community-focused intermediate heritage-speaker circle with mini lessons! Free and open to any Vietnamese Heritage Speaker.
In collaboration with Nguyễn Huyến, we are delighted to invite you to a new speaker circle for intermediate-level heritage Vietnamese speakers! This is a free, low-pressure space created specifically for our community to connect, practice, and grow together.
Many Vietnamese Americans reach a point in their language journey where they can navigate daily "home" conversation but struggle to express complex ideas, understand formal nuances, or dive deep into cultural history. This conversation circle is designed to bridge that gap in a low-pressure, community-focused environment. The focus of the circle is conversation among participants, with brief mini-lessons incorporated to help participants continue developing their Vietnamese skills.
This circle is specifically curated for intermediate-level heritage speakers, perfect for those who have completed our Level 2 Vietnamese Language course or have a solid foundation from home. If you can hold a basic conversation but want to explore deeper cultural nuances and linguistic skills, we would love to have you.
This opportunity might be for you if:
You can understand the main ideas of most conversations
Introduce yourself and family in detail
Decode and pronounce most tone marks and letters correctly
About the Facilitator
Hosted by Nguyễn Huyến, a heritage speaker who honed their fluency during their time in Vietnam, these sessions offer a unique blend of linguistic passion and lived experience. Huyến is passionate about the Vietnamese language and is dedicated to helping others in the diaspora reclaim their language to better connect with family and heritage.
Location
Little Saigon Creative (1227 S Weller St., Suite A, Seattle WA 98144)
Day/Time Of Event + Upcoming Events
Sat, October 24th (2:00 - 4:00 PM)
Sat, November 14th (2:00 - 4:00 PM)
Sat, December 5th (2:00 - 4:00 PM)
Whether you are looking to sharpen your fluency or want to meet other Vietnamese speakers looking to practice, our doors are open. We can't wait to see you there!
Learn practical Chinese medicine skills and how to read patterns in the energetic body.
Reading the Spine Through Chinese Medicine
Saturday, November 7 | 9:00 a.m.–4:30 p.m.
Hildegard, Seattle | $145
Join Erin Masako Wilkins of Herb Folk and Clare of Spiral Guide Herbs for a hands-on day exploring how the body reflects patterns of imbalance and how traditional practices can support wellness.
We’ll introduce foundational Chinese medicine concepts through tongue reading, spine assessment, and pattern recognition, then put what we learn into practice with gua sha, cupping, and moxibustion. We’ll explore ways to ease stress and tension, along with how seasonal foods, herbs, and movement can support the body through cold, damp weather.
Throughout the day, we’ll:
Explore foundational Chinese medicine concepts, including Qi, stagnation, dampness, and winter wellness.
Learn Erin’s full spinal reading approach and a complete back treatment incorporating energy work, gua sha, cupping, and moxibustion.
Practice these techniques with guided, hands-on instruction.
Make moxa with Clare and learn how to use it with Erin.
Learn about seasonal food therapy and herbal preparations.
Practice Qigong with Abby Rappoport.
Morning tea, a warming congee lunch, and take-home materials are included.
Lunch break: 12:00–1:30 p.m. Join us for congee, or feel free to bring your own lunch or explore nearby options.
Space is limited.
Please note: This is now a one-day workshop on Saturday, November 7, rather than the two-day workshop originally scheduled.
Seattle, get ready for a night of Diwali Special MASS Jathara!
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🌆DHAMAKA PRESENTS : 🪔🔥 TOLLYWOOD MASS JATHARA – DIWALI EDITION 🔥🪔
Seattle, celebrate Diwali with MASS energy! 💥last time meeru ichina energy vere level! 💥
Our last TOLLYWOOD TAKEOVER was SOLD OUT, with nearly 350+ people bringing the whistles, hook steps & full MASS energy! 🙌🔥
Ee sari Diwali ki… inka grand ga cheddam! 🪔 From your favorite heroes’ mass anthems to Telugu chartbusters and nostalgic hits—get ready to sing loud and dance with your gang!
✨ Our LAST Tollywood night before New Year’s Eve!
🎧 DJ Sats & DJ DUPP
Singer : Amrutha Varshini
📅 Nov 06th | ⏰ 10 PM onwards | 21+ Event
📍 ORIGEN, SEATTLE
🎉 What to Expect
• Nonstop Tollywood music & remixes
• High-energy dance floor experience
• Special Performace by Telugu Singer by Amrutha Varshini
• Desi party vibes all night long
• Seattle's ultimate Tollywood nightlife event
From signature hook steps to full-volume singalongs, Bring the festive vibes. Bring your hook steps. Let’s light up the dance floor! 🪔🔥
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For questions or to customize your VIP experience, or for all table reservations, call/text/WhatsApp: (253) 455-0811
Restrictions:
21+ & Over event. Proper Physical ID required for entry.
Zero tolerance for violence or any form of discrimination.
Refund Policy: No refunds. All sales final.
Don't miss out—get your tickets and let's make this Bling unforgettable! ✨
NOTE:
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Since 1986, Commercial Real Estate Women Network Seattle has served as a cornerstone organization for women professionals in the Lynnwood, WA commercial real estate community, growing from an informal gathering of industry colleagues into a thriving network of over 250 dedicated members. What began as a simple lunch among women in commercial real estate has evolved into a mission-driven organization committed to advancing all women in the industry through business networking, leadership development, and career outreach. CREW Seattle's culture emphasizes inclusion, belonging, and breaking down barriers that women face in commercial real estate. The organization is deeply rooted in community values, encouraging members to become forces for activism and involvement in their local communities while building meaningful professional relationships. As part of the broader CREW Network family since 1990, CREW Seattle members are empowered through knowledge sharing and peer learning, drawing strength from the diverse experiences and insights of colleagues across the Pacific Northwest and globally. The organization's commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion shapes every aspect of its work, from its leadership development initiatives to its career outreach programs that introduce women and girls to commercial real estate opportunities. CREW Seattle members believe that diverse voices enrich business connections and drive innovation. By fostering a supportive environment where women can learn from one another, advance their careers, and contribute to their communities, CREW Seattle has established itself as an essential professional home for women in commercial real estate throughout the Seattle area and beyond.
Founded in 2003 following a forum hosted by United Indians of All Tribes Foundation, the National Urban Indian Family Coalition (NUIFC) in Lynnwood, Washington emerged from a genuine commitment to address the needs of American Indian families living in urban settings. With funding from the Annie E. Casey Foundation, the organization was established as an access point for dialogue and collaboration within urban Indian America, dedicated to ensuring that traditionally excluded organizations and families would have a voice in national conversations.
Today, the NUIFC represents a thriving network of more than 40 community-based nonprofit organizations across 23 states, each with deep roots in their respective urban Indian communities. The coalition's mission centers on elevating a national voice for American Indians and Alaska Natives living in urban communities while sustaining Indigenous values and culture through relationship-based partnership. Executive Director Janeen Comenote and the NUIFC leadership work collaboratively with member organizations to blend local expertise with national dialogue, recognizing that local organizations are experts in navigating community politics, policy, and resource distribution.
Guided by values of accountability, relationship, and shared responsibility, the NUIFC creates a shared understanding of the unique challenges and opportunities within urban Native communities. The organization believes that the future success and prosperity of urban Indian communities relies upon a unified voice and collective commitment to advocacy. Through collective action, civic engagement, educational programming, and community support initiatives, the NUIFC demonstrates its dedication to remaining a trusted partner and access point for urban Indian organizations and the families they serve.