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	Past DLP Events Local Events Jam Jam Mondays DJ Jigsy and Element spinning Reggae, Soca, and R&B. When: Every Monday Nights Where: The Baltic Room\| 1207 Pine St \| Seattle, WA 98101 Ages: 21+ Time: 9PM-2AM Cover: $5 Reggae on the Beach DJ Redmand and DJ Jigsy spinning Reggae, Soca, and R&B. Full bar and food served all night. When: Every Wednedsay Nights Where: Bamboo Bar and Grill\| 2806 Alki Ave SW\| Seattle, WA 98116 Ages: 21+ Time: 9PM-2AM Cover: FREE Wicked & Wild Thursday Nights Soul One & Johnny Horn spinning Dancehall Reggae. When: Every Thursday Nights Where: The War Room \| 722 E. Pike St \| Seattle, WA 98122 Ages: 21+ Time: 9PM-2AM Cover: $7 Flava's Night of Creative Expressions Alvin Lloyd Alexander Horn, reciting love romance, erotica, and playing bass, guitar, or piano behind the spoken word/poets. All are welcome... come out and shared this chilled night of Creative Expression....Calling all poets, spoken word artist, wordsmiths, anyone with some flava that you would like to share with others that have a love for the art of words and music. When: Every Friday Night Where: Flava Coffee House \| 12716-A Lake City Way NE \| Seattle, WA 98125 Ages: All Ages Time: 8PM-10PM Cover: FREE Stress Free Sundays DJ Redman spinning Reggae, Soca, and R&B. For mor information, go to www.myspace.com/dj_redman. When: Every Sunday Nights Where: Waid's \| 1212 E. Jefferson St. \| Seattle, WA 98122 Ages: 21+ Time: 9PM-2AM Cover: $5 July 6, 2008 - Hispanic Seafair Festival Hispanic SEAFAIR Organization has celebrated SEAFAIR the Latin way at the annual Hispanic SEAFAIR Festival at Seward Park, since 1980. The Hispanic SEAFAIR Organization is a non-profit organization dedicated to the advancement and education of Hispanic women and representing the Hispanic community during Seattle's SEAFAIR celebration and throughout the year. This year's festival will be at the Seattle Center. It provides a full day of Latin music, dance, arts and crafts and an opportunity to sample regional cuisines. For more information, visit www.hispanicseafair.com. Where: Seattle Center\| Fisher Pavilion Time: 11AM-7PM Admission: FREE July 11-12, 2008 - Excerpts from the Soul of a Woman "Excerpts from the Soul of a Woman" is a powerful telling of the human experience from the heart of a woman, expressed through the artistry of dance, music, poetry, and video. This carefully crafted anthology of art explores struggles that women face as well as the triumphs and beauty of being a woman. Excerpts brings to light the universality of a woman's experience regardless of race, nationality, or socio-economic status; it reminds us that we have the courage to acknowledge our struggles and the inner strength to make positive change. In acknowledgement of world affairs, "Excerpts" also includes a new soul provoking dance work, inspired by the "Female Faces of War" documentary, which explores how the effects of war are shared by women across the globe. A preview of Excerpts was presented at the Central District Forums Creation Project showcase on May 16, 2008. New sections include Of Love and Friendship, a presentation from Jerboa Dance, and guest appearances from other artists in the community. For more information, visit www.vaniacbynum.com/excerpts.html. Where: Broadway Performance Hall\| 1625 Broadway \| Seattle, WA Time: 7PM Tickets: $15 Adult \| $12 Youth Order online at www.BrownPaperTickets.com/event/35678 or call 1-800-838-3006. July 12, 2008 - Andrian Xavier Performing for almost two decades, Seattle's Adrian Xavier blends sax and fiddle, reggae and soul, in a highly appealing musical brew. For more information, visit www.adrianxavier.com. Where: West Seattle Summer Fest \| California Ave. SW & SW Alaska Time: 2:15PM-3PM Admission: FREE August 13, 2008 - Midnite Summer Jam A niche of lyric-heavy roots reggae has been carved out by reggae artists throughout the genre's history. Midnite is a prominent band within this niche. The group is fronted by Vaughn Benjamin, a lyricist whose eloquence and erudition borders on the mystical. The profundity of his writing in concert with his prolificacy - he's released nine albums this year alone - makes his musical and literary contributions all the more awe inspiring. Vaughn Benjamin and the Midnite Band taught the massive how to avoid the hype, they are straight forward and direct in their approach. As Mackeda Dread from the World Beat Center in San Diego says, "A Midnite a day will keep the Devil away". For more information, visit www.jahbreeze.com/concerts.htm. Where: Studio 7 \| 110 South Horton \| Seattle, WA 98134 Time: 7PM Ages: All ages