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SATURDAY, APRIL 18 | TIME TBA

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The Seattle AANHPI Celebration Unity Game is designed to recognize and celebrate the rich cultures, histories, and contributions of Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander communities across Seattle and beyond. This game will spotlight the diversity within AANHPI communities through music, storytelling, and community engagement, while creating space to honor the deep cultural roots and ongoing impact of AANHPI leaders, artists, and organizations. Through intentional programming and partnerships, the Seattle team aims to foster connection, representation, and belonging, both within the game experience and across the broader hockey community.

Game-Day Activations Overview

Seattle’s AANHPI Celebration Unity Game will feature programming integrated throughout the full game experience, including:

  • Cultural and musical performances that highlight AANHPI artistry and storytelling 
  • Community organization tabling and fan engagement on the concourse 
  • In-game recognition of AANHPI leaders, changemakers, and local impact 
  • Educational and cultural moments woven into ceremonial elements

Pre-Game & On-Ice Moments

National Anthem: Yanna Lanae

The national anthem will be performed by Yanna Lanae, a GSBA Scholar, recognizing emerging talent within Seattle’s AANHPI community and uplifting young voices through sport and cultural celebration.

Intermission Programming

First Intermission - Musical Performance by Totem Star musicians

The first intermission will feature a dynamic cultural performance by Totem Star musicians, representing the next generation of AANHPI artists. Led by Daniel Pak’s nonprofit Totem Star, the all-star group includes:

  • Aydrian and Alyssa Kamu, Samoan siblings performing on keys and bass 
  • Zje Mongol, a trio of Mongolian siblings performing on traditional horsehead fiddle and flute
  • Totem Star mentors Greg Fields and Matt Sablan on drums and guitar 

Matt Sablan notably represented the Northern Mariana Islands on NBC’s American Song Contest, bringing international recognition to Pacific Islander artistry. This performance blends traditional and contemporary sounds, showcasing the diversity and vibrancy of AANHPI musical expression.

Second Intermission - Zamboni Honoree Laura Clise, CEO and Founder of Intentionalist

Laura Clise, CEO and Founder of Intentionalist, will be recognized as the game’s Zamboni honoree. Laura is a leader in advancing economic equity and visibility for small businesses, particularly those owned by underrepresented communities. Through Intentionalist, she has created a platform that encourages consumers to intentionally support diverse local businesses, strengthening community connections and economic inclusion across Seattle.

Featured Community Organizations

Seattle’s AANHPI Celebration Unity Game will feature a strong presence from local organizations dedicated to cultural preservation, advocacy, and community support. All participating organizations will be featured on the concourse, creating opportunities for fans to engage directly with community leaders, learn about ongoing initiatives, and deepen their connection to AANHPI communities across Seattle. Participating organizations include:

  • Asian Counseling and Referral Service (ACRS)

    Asian Counseling and Referral Service (ACRS) advances social justice and supports A&NH/PI, immigrant, and refugee communities with multilingual, trauma‑informed, culturally responsive services across all ages. With more than five decades of advocacy, we work to expand access to care, elevate marginalized voices, and promote racial equity. ACRS is a trusted community anchor helping build a more just and compassionate future.

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  • Wing Luke Museum of the Asian Pacific American Experience

    The Wing Luke Museum is the nation’s only pan–Asian American museum and a Smithsonian Affiliate dedicated to preserving and sharing the histories, cultures, and art of Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander communities. Located in Seattle’s Chinatown–International District, it is nationally recognized for its community‑driven approach to exhibits and storytelling. The museum was recently named one of USA Today’s 10 Best Art Museums for 2026.

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  • Asia Pacific Cultural Center

    Asia Pacific Cultural Center (APCC) is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization located in Tacoma, WA serving the Greater Puget Sound and beyond. Our mission is to bridge communities and generations through art, culture, education, and business. APCC is a center for cultural exchange providing programs and services that promote the greater awareness, understanding, equity, and inclusion of the Asian and Pacific Islander people.

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  • Seattle Chinatown International District Preservation and Development Authority (SCIDpda)

    The Seattle Chinatown International District Preservation and Development Authority (SCIDpda) implements a holistic, comprehensive approach to community development in Seattle’s Chinatown International District neighborhood, providing services in three areas: affordable housing and commercial property management, community economic development and community engagement, and real estate development.

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