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A Ribbon Cutting Celebration for the Liberty Bank Building

A Ribbon Cutting Celebration for the Liberty Bank Building

Saturday March 23, 2019
11:00 AM – 2:00 PM
1405 24th Ave in Seattle’s Central District

 

RSVP Today!

 

Africatown Community Land Trust, the Black Community Impact Alliance, Byrd Barr Place, and Capitol Hill Housing invite the community to celebrate with us as we open the historic Liberty Bank Building on Saturday March 23, 2019.

This glorious new building, built on the site of the first African American-owned bank in the Pacific Northwest, provides 115 new affordable homes, and affordable retail space for three local minority-owned businesses. The Liberty Bank Building was created through the dedication and support of many community members and organizations with deep roots in Seattle’s Central District. The celebration will reflect our community by bringing together the neighbors, friends, artists, business owners and community leaders who have contributed to the success of this momentous project.

Speakers and performers from the community begin a brief program promptly at 11:30.

With live music and performances, and food for all attendees.

Guided tours of the Liberty Bank Building will take place in the last hour of the event. Limited slots available – click here to sign up for a tour today.

To RSVP please visit http://bit.ly/LBB-2019.

Monday, March 11th Update

 

Give $25 or more today to the Liberty Bank Building and get your name on the wall of a living monument to community and cultural resilience. If you make your gift by April 1, 2019, your name will go on a “Friends of the Liberty Bank Building” wall permanently installed inside the building’s lobby!

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