ARTE NOIR
Welcome to
NOIR FOCUS
Though always active and vibrant, the forward path of the culture in Seattle, as noted in the conclusion of Emerald Street, “only takes shape as fresh generations of DJs, graffiti writers, artists, b-girls and b-boys, MCs, beatboxers, teachers, journalists, designers, researchers, promoters, broadcasters, filmmakers, activists and others interpret what hip-hop means to them in the context of their own lives and experiences.”
FEATURED VENDOR
HAITI COFFEE CO.
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Haiti Coffee Co. sources quality, single-origin and blended beans directly from Haitian farmers, roasting and brewing small batches locally — including cold brew. Founded to help rebuild Haiti’s coffee industry and revive its legacy as a leading coffee exporter, we are committed to supporting agricultural heritage and excellence. Grown in the perfect climate, our natural forest shade-grown, hand-picked Arabica coffee is renowned as a premium espresso base.
Profits help enrich the lives of young entrepreneurs in Port-au-Prince through Kay Tita, a community resource organization connecting Haitian entrepreneurs with technical training, critical partnerships, and impact investing opportunities between Haiti and Seattle.
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We’re excited to carry a selection of Haiti Coffee Co. whole bean coffees and cold brew! Swing by the shop to grab a bag or a can — every sip not only tastes amazing, but also supports young entrepreneurs building their futures in Port-au-Prince.
UPCOMING EVENTS
Central District Legacy Artist Talk: Mohamed Gabriel + Zorn B. TaylorSat, Jul 12ARTE NOIR
ON VIEW IN THE GALLERY
Celebrating the Beauty, Power, and Legacy of the Central District.
Featuring the works of Myron Curry, Mohamed Gabriel, Akoiya Harris, Rodney H. King, Troy Miles, and Zorn B. Taylor.