Women’s International Day
March 8
March 8
The Eritrean Association in Greater Seattle organizes an annual celebration to mark International Women's Day, which is held on March 8th each year. The event is a celebration of the social, economic, cultural, and political achievements of women, as well as a call to action for gender equality. The celebration includes speeches by women leaders in the community, cultural performances, and workshops on issues related to women's rights and empowerment. The event also provides an opportunity to recognize the contributions of Eritrean women in various fields, including politics, arts, education, and business. The Women's International Day celebration organized by the Eritrean Association in Greater Seattle is an inspiring and empowering event that promotes gender equality and highlights the importance of women's contributions to society.
Eritrean Independence Day
May 24
May 24
The Eritrean Association in Greater Seattle organizes an annual celebration to mark Eritrean Independence Day, which falls on May 24th. The event is a vibrant and festive occasion that celebrates the country's hard-fought independence from Ethiopia in 1991. The celebration typically includes traditional Eritrean music and dance performances, colorful parades, and speeches from community leaders. There are also activities for children, delicious Eritrean cuisine, etc. The celebration is an opportunity for the Eritrean community in Seattle to come together, celebrate their culture and heritage, and show their pride in their country's independence. The Eritrean Independence Day celebration organized by the Eritrean Association in Greater Seattle is a joyful and uplifting event that promotes unity and cultural diversity in the Greater Seattle area.
Martyr’s Day
June 20
June 20
Martyr's Day is an important day in Eritrean history, commemorating the sacrifices made by Eritrean heroes and heroines who lost their lives during the Eritrean War of Independence. The Eritrean Association in Greater Seattle organizes an annual Martyr's Day celebration to pay tribute to these fallen heroes and to honor their legacy. The event typically includes speeches from community leaders, cultural performances, and a candlelight vigil to remember those who have passed away. It is a solemn and respectful occasion that honors the bravery and sacrifices of the Eritrean people, and reminds the younger generations of the struggles their forefathers endured for the freedom of the country. The Martyr's Day celebration organized by the Eritrean Association in Greater Seattle is an important cultural event that strengthens the Eritrean community's bond and keeps the memories of those who sacrificed their lives alive.
Multigenerational Day
October 8
The Eritrean Association in Greater Seattle organizes an annual celebration to showcase and celebrate Eritrean culture and heritage. The festival features a variety of cultural events such as traditional music, dance performances, fashion shows, food, and art exhibits. It also includes speeches by community leaders, seminars, and workshops on Eritrean history and culture. This festival is an opportunity for the Eritrean community in Seattle to come together, socialize, and strengthen their cultural identity. It is also a chance for non-Eritreans to learn about Eritrean culture and traditions. The Eritrean Festival Seattle is a lively and colorful celebration that promotes multiculturalism and diversity in the Greater Seattle area.
Eags Year-end celebration
12/31
At the end of each year, Eritrean Association in Greater Seattle holds a celebration to mark the achievements of the year and to thank their members and supporters. The event is a colorful and vibrant affair that includes traditional Eritrean music and dance performances, delicious Eritrean cuisine, and speeches from members of the organization's leadership team. The celebration is also an opportunity for members to come together, network, and celebrate their shared cultural heritage. Overall, it is a joyous occasion that celebrates the achievements of the organization and the Eritrean community in Seattle.
