Celebrate Double Heritage Month with an afternoon of creative flow, floral design, and community connection. This workshop bridges the traditional greenery of Shavuot with the intentional art of Ikebana, exploring how we 'arrange' our diverse lineages to pass on beauty and wisdom. Join us to create your own "Seattle in Bloom" masterpiece while honoring the unique roots that shape our Asian-Jewish identities.

This event is open to Asian American Jews, and their +1 guests. LUNAR defines ‘Asian American Jews’ as folks who identify as both Jewish (whether by heritage, religion or culture) and Asian American - this includes mixed race folks, transracial adoptees, Asian Jews by Choice, and more. We fully welcome those in the process of converting to Judaism, or simply exploring Judaism.

Pay what you can: In the spirit of keeping this event accessible, we are offering tickets on a pay-what-you-can model. Donations help to cover food and supplies, venue and insurance costs, and equitable compensation for our organizers and staff. The true cost of attendance for this event is $50 per person. We invite you to pay what you can, to help us make this event a success! If you have your own flower scissors and/or a broad shallow container to hold the arrangement (around 10 inches in diameter and 2 1/2 inches tall) you can bring them to this event, if not these supplies will be provided. Drinks and snacks provided and parking is available around the venue in Lynnwood. The exact address will be shared with you closer to the event date.

Seattle in Bloom: A Double Heritage Ikebana Workshop