Celebrate Welcoming Week with interactive, cross-cultural events

Bellevue, WALocal News

Bellevue will celebrate Welcoming Week from September 12-21, collaborating with other Eastside cities and community organizations. This annual event focuses on inclusion and diversity, inviting neighbors of all backgrounds to connect, particularly welcoming the newest residents. Activities planned for the week will promote cultural exchanges and strengthen community ties. The initiative aligns with a national campaign that highlights the importance of welcoming immigrants. Events will include interactive, cross-cultural activities designed to foster understanding and appreciation among participants.

Bellevue encourages its residents to take part in these activities, reinforcing the city’s commitment to inclusivity. The local government aims to create a supportive environment for all community members. This celebration not only benefits individual participants but also enhances the overall community fabric.

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