We're thrilled to announce Harold Taniguchi as our emcee for the How to Bild a Village Community Dinner: People Have the Power! Harold is a longtime community leader and advocate with plenty of experience leading celebrations and bringing people together to support a cause.

We’re honored to announce Reverend Shalom Agatrap as our keynote speaker for the How To Build a Village Community Dinner: People Have The Power! Rev. Shalom is an ordained minister in The United Methodist church who builds community through relational organizing.

Fall is around the corner, and this means so is Danny Woo Garden's annual Apple Cider Press! Join us on Saturday, September 26th from 2-4pm for: 🍎 Fresh Pressed Apple (and Pear) Cider 🖌️ Crafts and coloring 😋 Snacks 💫 Fun, free, family-friendly event! We hope to see you there!

Today marks 10 years since Uncle Bob’s (Bob Santos’) death – Rest in power, Uncle Bob.  We love you.

Come out to support the chickens of the Danny Woo Community Garden! Mark your calendar for the first ever CID Flock Party and be on the lookout for details on the chicken naming raffle! 🐥🐣🐤

Register for this year's candidate forum on July 23rd! We will have candidates from the King County District 2 race. Get informed on who you're voting for! @ACRSNews @women_refugee @winglukemuseum

Mahjong in the Park– Every Monday! Looking for an activity on the last few Mondays of July? Join us for Mahjong at Hing Hay Park every Monday from 10AM-2PM and experience one of the world's most beloved strategy games alongside our wonderful community residents! #MahjongInThePark

We are looking for volunteers to help throughout the event, especially during the event setup, overnight roasting shifts, and cleanup!!! Your time and energy will help effectuate a tradition that means so much to so many.

It’s that time of the year as we prepare for the Danny Woo Community Garden's 51st Annual Pig Roast Celebration on July 17th–18th! 🐖🌱🎉

Fresh cherries, peas, and amaranth greens were a hit at the latest Farmer's Market Visit! InterIm CDA staff led some neighborhood seniors on a trip to the Capitol Hill Farmer's Market. Thanks to the Culturally Nourishing Food program grant🌻🍒🍑🍊🌞

You know what time it is? Summertime! After a year under construction at the DWCGarden, the pig roast is making great progress in time for our annual pig roast this July. Thanks to the brilliant minds at University of Washington's Freedom By Design @uw_aias cohort.

Thanks to a partnership with the @woodlandparkzoo Woodland Park Zoo, InterIm CDA was able to host over a dozen CID Tenants Association members on what for many of them, was their first time visiting a zoo.🐘🦜🦋🐍

Today is the day! Click bit.ly/GiveBIG-InterImCDA to find out how you can support the opening of a new community gathering space, public art, and history exhibits in the heart of the Chinatown International District.

Early giving for GiveBIG has started today! Visit bit.ly/GiveBIG-InterImCDA to learn how you can further the legacy and integral work of Bob Santos.

Today is your last chance to get tickets to InterIm CDA’s fall Community Dinner next Friday, Nov. 3! Hope to see you there, and here’s that ticket link. Ticket sales close today at 5 PM! m.bpt.me/event/6032072

Bush Garden is set to open spring of 2024 in Uncle Bob’s Place! Thanks to @bell_tati for this article in @seattletimes on vocal cords power AND people power Bush Garden has generated over the decades and is about to again. seattletimes.com/entertainme…

We have completed the mural underneath I-5. Please come by and check it out! Thank you so much to our volunteers, supporters, and community for this beautiful mural.

Ticket sales for our Community Dinner next Friday Nov. 3 close tomorrow at 5! Hope to see you there! interimcda.org/events/connec…

Our community dinner is Nov. 3! Have you gotten your tickets yet? We'll see you there! Thank you so much to our Partner sponsor @SalalCU! interimcda.org/events/connec…

It's true, our neighborhood has been up against it. But as always in the CID, there is much that is "also coming alive. Regenerating. Undergoing a renaissance," writes Joël Barraquiel Tan, executive director of the Wing Luke Museum seattletimes.com/opinion/the…