Adra Boo

Seattle soul singer, emcee, curator, coach, City of Seattle Music Commissioner, and Black Auntie, Adra Boo, navigates many spaces, wearing many hats!

Co-

CO- produces dance performances + parties in Seattle and Los Angeles. We build platforms to highlight versatile creatives, we facilitate collaborations, integrate styles of performance and foster exciting exchange. CO– is led by Maya Tacon and Emma Lawes.

DJ Kimere

Kimere (they/them, pronounced Kim-Ear) is a DJ and community organizer located in the heart of Redmond. From curating community events to rocking stages and festivals, everywhere they go, you can feel the vibes intended to spark joy, inclusion, and connection.

Gorgeous Galore Celebrations

• At Gorgeous Galore Celebrations, our mission is simple: we bring the sweets to the streets. In addition to our signature desserts, we also provide savory options and fully customized catering menus tailored to any event.

Known as The Side Chick Chef, we specialize in creating the sides and desserts that complete a celebration. We know how much time and effort goes into preparing main entrées, so we step in to make sure the “extras” — from everyone’s favorite side dishes to indulgent desserts — are handled with care, creativity, and flavor.

With our mobile carts, we can bring fresh, sweet, or savory options to both indoor and outdoor events. Whether it’s a corporate function, a college graduation, or a retirement celebration, we design menus that fit the occasion and the vision of our clients.

At Gorgeous Galore Celebrations, we don’t just serve food — we create experiences and celebrations that bring people together.

Heap

Heap is a Seattle-based performance troupe using play and experimental theatrics to celebrate abundance, while critiquing overconsumption. Inside the fantasy worlds they build, Heap queers reductive ideas on bodily autonomy by drawing parallels between humans and objects; bicycles, ladders, oranges, etc. This collaborative project is directed by movement artist Kara Beadle, in collaboration with musician and handyman extraordinaire Andy Zacek, and several rotating artists.

Jam

My style I usually cater to is hip hop, but I am open to playing and have had gigs playing anything ranging from Motown 70’s music, pop, hiphop, r&b to Latin music. My music range is very versatile and can cater to a variety of audiences.

Lloyd Gungon

Lloyd Gungon is a professional dancer, trained in Hip hop as well as multiple Afro styles including Naija street style, Azonto, and Amapiano. I’m very excited to be a part of this show! I also train in Ndombolo, Afrohouse, and dancehall whenever it is accessible to me. I love dance and music and learning more about the cultures within dance as well as connecting with people through it all!

Olivia Anderson

Olivia Anderson studies dance in her kitchen / on the stage / in the street / on the bus / in the club / in the bugs and the trees / in her tears / as spirit calls her to do so. Olivia is 25 but sometimes she feels 16 and 80 at the same time. She teaches dance to young adults (they teach her a lot). Olivia is moving through the world with care, intention, and a great curiosity that drives her love of people. The world, and Olivia, are both not ready for Olivia.

The Residency

Sik Fan Studio

I’m Jess (she/her), a Chinese American artist and owner of Sik Fan Studio, my small business! It’s a space for exploring and embracing the intersection of food, Cantonese culture, and more through artwork infused with humor and warmth!

We Move to Give

We Move to Give was founded in 2017 with one simple mission: to break down the socioeconomic barriers to fitness. We know that fitness is an important part of an active, healthy lifestyle, and our goal is to create a space that is inclusive and safe for everyone.