Seattles Palestine Will Live Forever Festival comes to Volunteer Park

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The Palestine Will Live Forever festival will occur this weekend at Volunteer Park Amphitheater in Seattle, showcasing artists such as Macklemore and Prometheus Brown. Launched by DJ Gabriel Teodros in 2024, the festival aims to unite various communities in celebration of culture and resistance. This year's theme emphasizes solidarity among Palestinians, immigrants, and marginalized groups. Proceeds from the festival will benefit organizations like Pious Projects and HEAL Palestine, reflecting its commitment to humanitarian efforts. Tickets are available for $50, with the festival running from 12 PM to 9 PM.

The initiative highlights the shared struggles for liberation and cultural expression. The festival's organizers aim to amplify voices that have historically been marginalized. This event underscores the significance of community engagement and cultural celebration in the face of adversity.

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