

The Wing
719 South King Street
www.wingluke.org
Featuring:
6PM
Theoretics • All live band hip-hop experience
8PM
Lion's Ambition • Soulful vocals of soul and rock with dynamic rhymes
Four Seas
714 South King Street
Featuring:
Alma Villegas y Azucar • Exciting and diverse Latin favorites
Phnom Penh Noodle House
660 South King Street
www.phnompenhnoodles.com
Featuring:
Dirty Ice Cream • Straight ahead jazz with youthful aspirations
American Hotel
520 South King Street
www.americanhotelseattle.com
Featuring:
Mary Win • Burmese vocal cords meet Japanese guitars
Sun May Company
Canton Alley on King Street between 7th & 8th Avenue South
Featuring:
Naugahyde • Two piece rock set featuring Jeff Wendland on guitars and vocals and Theren Hayes on drums
KOBO at Higo
604 South Jackson Street
www.koboseattle.com
Featuring:
Rachel Wong • Unique acoustic pop that will have you tapping your foot and humming along
Momo
600 South Jackson Street
www.momoseattle.com
Featuring:
6–8PM
The Staff Lounge &bull Trio featuring lively mix of light jazz, R&B, rock, folk and original music
Hing Hay Park
Maynard Avenue South & South King Street
Featuring:
Uncle Kitman • Music to relax and dance to while in the Park

Sun May Company
Canton Alley on King Street between 7th & 8th Avenue South
Chinatown's oldest gift shop
Featuring:
Art in Canton Alley
Artists Dean Wong, Rebecca Ip, Jeff Wendland, Gary Tang, Cora Edmonds, Carina Del Rosario, Eun-Young Won and others will be participating. Includes musical performance by local band Naugahyde.
KOBO at Higo
604 South Jackson Street
www.koboseattle.com
Artisan gallery featuring Japanese and Northwest fine crafts, specializing in both traditional and contemporary works
Featuring:
Lee Boo Duck
Lee Boo Duck specializes in fiber art, paper art design, digital textile design, and other printing techniques. Much of her paper art makes use of Korean traditional paper called hanji, a type of mulberry paper. Come experience her first exhibition in the Pacific Northwest. A selection of her designs on silk ties also will be featured. On display through September 5.
Barb Campbell and Javier Cervantes, Ceramics
Visiting artists from Oregon. Cervantes recently moved his studio from Oaxaca, Mexico. On display through September 18.
Also featuring:
Rachel Wong • Unique acoustic pop that will have you tapping your foot and humming along
Momo
600 South Jackson Street
www.momoseattle.com
Open until 8PM for your perusing pleasure
"Walking into Momo is like embarking on a global treasure hunt. Dressers and cabinets welcome shoppers with open drawers overflowing with fashion accessories, cards, candles and goodies from near and afar." Seattle Magazine
Featuring:
6–8PM
The Staff Lounge &bull Trio featuring lively mix of light jazz, R&B, rock, folk and original music
Cullom Gallery
603 South Main Street
www.cullomgallery.com
Seattle's Japanese print & paper gallery
Come celebrate Cullom Gallery's move and grand re-opening to Nihonmachi (Japantown).
Featuring:
Revealing the Root: Moku Hanga by Eva Pietzcker
Fourteen spare and ethereal color and black and white landscape designs by German artist, Eva Pietzcker, inspired by the artist's recent travels in and around the Baltic Sea, the Rhine River, Ontario, and canoeing in her native Berlin. On display through October 9.
Panama Hotel Tea & Coffee House
607 South Main Street
www.panamahotelseattle.com/teahouse.htm
Your one stop listening place to sit, have a drink and listen to CDs from JamFest bands featured for the night.
The Wing
719 South King Street
www.wingluke.org
America's only museum devoted to the remarkable Asian Pacific American experience.
Exclusive access to JamFest ticketholders from 6–9PM!
Featuring:
A Refugee's Journey of Survival and Hope
See life through the eyes of a refugee through personal stories, moving photographs and multimedia. Hear first-hand accounts of how refugees survived war, violence and oppression with hopes for a better future for their families. Ponder the trials of starting a life with nothing, in strange places and foreign cities, and having to call this new place a home. On display through December 12.
Cultural Transcendence
five Asian Pacific Islander American artists exhibit works that focus on a step forward from traditional to new media: materials expanding beyond their inherent meanings. Featured artists: Robert Hodgin, Eunsu Kang, Heidi Kumao, Horatio Law, Brent Watanabe. Curated by Lele Barnett. On display through September 19.
Paj Ntaub: Stories of Hmong in Washington
Hmong women began weaving the Paj Ntaub (pronounced 'Pa Dau') flower cloth to stitch a record preserving Hmong history. Through family photos, cultural artifacts and first-person stories, uncover the rich history and culture of Hmong in Washington State. On display through October 17.
Storefronts Seattle
Multiple artists in multiple locations! Storefronts Seattle works with artists and arts groups to activate vacant retail spaces and storefronts with art and artistic ventures.
www.seattlestorefronts.org
Featuring:
Eastern Building • 508 & 510 Maynard Avenue South
Jackson Apartments • 666 & 676 South Jackson Street
Bush Asia Center • 409 Maynard Avenue South
Sixth and King Building • 601 South King Street
Uwajimaya
600 5th Avenue South
www.uwajimaya.com
7AM–10PM
Serving the Pacific Northwest since 1928. Explore the aisles and aisles of this specialty Asian grocery store. Features The Uwajimaya Village Food Court. With nine dining choices there is bound to be something to satisfy every appetite.


Bush Garden
614 Maynard Avenue South
5–6:30PM; 8:45–9:45PM — bar appetizers
Karaoke starts at 9:30PM
www.bushgarden.net
Kaname Izakaya and Shochu Bar
610 South Jackson Street
5–6:30PM — drinks, appetizers, sushi rolls
www.kaname-izakaya.com

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Hours and offerings are subject to change.
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