Seattle Somali Week 2026 Community Festival

free community festival
Friday, AUg 14 2pm-9pm

Soccer Championship
Saturday, AUg 15 6pm-9pm
Entry fee $15 per parson

11 Days of Community, Family, Culture, Youth, and Sports Events

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Days of Community Events

Tournament teams

5,000+

Projected attendees

28th year

Community tradition

A community tradition

Eleven days of connection across generations

Seattle Somali Week brings together sports, culture, youth, families, community partners, and local businesses across eleven days of activities and connection.

The 2026 festival centers youth, families, athletic excellence, cultural pride, local organizations, and the relationships that help communities thrive.

What to expect

A festival built for the whole community

Programming details can be updated in Bricks as the organizer confirms the final schedule.

Tournament energy

Cheer on youth and community teams throughout the festival.

Culture and belonging

Celebrate Somali identity, stories, traditions, and community pride.

Youth and families

Create welcoming opportunities for young people and families to connect.

Partners and business

Bring community organizations, sponsors, and local businesses into the experience.

CELEBRATING FAMILIES AND COMMUNITY

A festival where families and community come together

Seattle Somali Week Community Festival creates a welcoming space for children, parents, elders, neighbors, and community partners to connect, celebrate, and enjoy meaningful experiences together.

Fun for the whole family

Enjoy family-friendly activities, entertainment, and gathering spaces designed for children, parents, and relatives of all ages.

Youth activities and play

Young people can enjoy soccer, gaming, bounce houses, and other opportunities to play, participate, and build friendships.

Culture and connection

Celebrate Somali heritage, traditions, stories, and the strong relationships that bring families and generations together.

Community resources and partners

Meet local organizations, businesses, service providers, and community leaders working to support families and strengthen the community.

Plan your visit

Three ways to take part

Start with the path that matches how you want to participate.

Attend

Review ticket types, entry information, venue details, and confirmed final-day updates.

Connect

Ask about accessibility, press, community partnerships, or general festival questions.

Presented together

Meet the co-hosts

Seattle Somali Week 2026 is co-hosted by two community organizations working together.

African Youth Sports Academy

African Youth Sports Academy (AYSA) is a community-based nonprofit dedicated to helping young people grow through sports, mentorship, education, and leadership opportunities. Through soccer programs and community events, AYSA creates safe and welcoming spaces where youth can build confidence, develop skills, form positive relationships, and become future leaders.

Voices of Tomorrow

Voices of Tomorrow is a community-based nonprofit dedicated to supporting children, families, and communities through culturally responsive programs, education, advocacy, and partnerships. As a co-host of Seattle Somali Week 2026, the organization helps bring families, community members, organizations, and partners together for a welcoming and meaningful festival experience.