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Sunday Dinner with Dani Tirrell featuring Inye Wokoma

Central District Forum for Arts and Ideas is releasing a new event, Sunday Dinner. The purpose of Sunday dinners are to bring community together to celebrate those in our community that are helping to keep art and culture alive. We want to ensure that the voices of our people from the African Diaspora are not missing or vanishing from the history of Seattle.

Sunday Dinners will be in front of a live "studio" audience with food catered by some of Seattle's most sought after and talented Black Chefs.

About the Host/Curator: Dani Tirrell
Dance artist, performer, choreographer and dance educator. Dani has danced with Jazz and Spirit Dance Theater of Detroit, Monroe Ballet Company, Full Circle Dance Company, Natural Locz Dance Company and Dani Tirrell Dance Theater that he founded and serves as Artistic Director. Dani also created Color Lines Dance Ensemble for youth dance artist ages 12 to 18. As a performer Dani has performed on countless stages and festivals throughout the world. Danis latest work Black Bois premiered at On the Boards (Seattle) in April 2018.

About the Artist/Culture Ambassador: Inye Wokoma
Inye Wokoma completed a degree in journalism and filmmaking from Clark Atlanta University before establishing Ijo Arts Media Group in Seattle. His work for corporate and non-profit clients has appeared in USA Today, ColorsNW, Washington Law and Politics, and Chicago Wilderness, among others. Wokoma received a Telly Award in 2012, and he has been honored at the Colorado Environmental Film Festival, the Society of Professional Journalists Western Washington Chapter, and the National Council on Crime and Delinquency. For over two decades, Wokoma has created and exhibited visual art that engages the diverse communities in which he lives and works.

Dinner provided by Simply Soulful Café and Bessie's Cakes.