16th Anniversary of 206 Zulu | Mighty 4 Seattle
206 ZULU 16TH ANNIVERSARY / MIGHTY 4 SEATTLE
February 14-16, 2020
Saturday, Feb 15, 2020
MAIN EVENT
MIGHTY 4 SEATTLE
2-vs-2 Breaking Crew Battle for $1000 Prize
With Judges: Ken Swift, Ives, Kareem
1-vs-1 All-Styles Battle for $500 Prize
With Judges: Bionic, Chris Kaku, Penny Ly
DJs Supreme La Rock & Neebor
Hosted by BeLoved & Simone
Performance by KEPT SEE & Emile YX?
Washington Hall, 153 14th Ave, Seattle, WA 98122
4-10pm | Cost: $10 over 18, $5 students w/ ID
Tickets: http://206zulu16th.brownpapertickets.com
Facebook Event Page: https://www.facebook.com/events/498169020842117/
Friday, Feb 14, 2020
Open Dance Session
6-9pm | Free
The Beacon, 664 S King St, Seattle, WA 98104
Rock Force Crew Workshop
Paulskeee, Ives, Kareem
9-10pm | $25 Cash or Venmo
The Beacon, 664 S King St, Seattle, WA 98104
Sunday, Feb 16, 2020
Always a Student: Popping Workshop w/ Bionic
12-1:30pm | $20 Cash or Venmo
The Beacon, 664 S King St, Seattle, WA 98104
Meeting of the Minds Panel Discussion
Featuring Paulskee, Bionic, Emile YX?, Kareem & Guests
2-3:30pm | Free
The Beacon, 664 S King St, Seattle, WA 98104
In honor of P.H.A.S.E.2 & SOUL ONE
Links:
http://206zulu16th.brownpapertickets.com
http://www.mighty4.com
https://www.facebook.com/events/498169020842117/
About 206 Zulu Anniversary
Each year, Hip Hop supporters from around the country gather in Seattle, Washington to celebrate and experience the 206 Zulu Anniversaries.
206 Zulu has recieved wide recognition for the precedence it has set in community-building, education, outreach, activism, and artistic excellence. Since its inception in 2004, 206 Zulu has taken the motto of “Knowledge, Wisdom, and Understanding” to another level for the next generation.
206 Zulu dedicates Presidents weekend in February as a time to celebrate not just the organizations accomplishments, but to pay tribute to the entire Hip Hop culture.
Continuing in the tradition of ‘Peace, Love, Unity & Having Fun’, this flagship event carries a mission to
Celebrate the Anniversary of 206 Zulu.
- Preserve and promote the elements of Hip Hop culture: Deejaying and Emceeing (music), Graff (visual art), B-Boying/B-Girling (dance) and Knowledge (education).
- Delineate the uplifting and empowering essence of Hip Hop.
- Create dialog to aid in solutions to prevalent issues in the Hip Hop community and the world at large.
- Raise consciousness on aforementioned issues to those outside the Hip Hop community.
- Heighten the exposure of emerging artists from around the country.
- Motivate youth by providing positive avenues of self-expression and encouraging unity.
- Open lines of communication for personal growth and networking.
- Unify people of all-ages from all walks of life.