SEAPAX Second Annual Story Slam

Ticket Name	Sale Ends	Price	Quantity
Non-Member	30 Jun 2022	$15.00	Sale Ended
Member	30 Jun 2022	$15.00	Sale Ended
Purchase 1 ticket and add $5.00 to help cover the actual cost of this event	30 Jun 2022	$20.00	Sale Ended
Purchase 1 ticket and add $10.00 to help cover the actual cost of this event	30 Jun 2022	$25.00	Sale Ended
Purchase 1 ticket for $30 because that's the actual cost of this event	30 Jun 2022	$30.00	Sale Ended
Purchase 1 ticket and donate the rest to support future SEAPAX events	30 Jun 2022	$50.00	Sale Ended

Event Details

Come Together with fellow RPCVs and friends for this special event!

Join us for an evening of information and entertainment, inspirational stories of service, and the chance to meet again in person.

All are welcome, so bring your family and friends.
Tickets are $15 per person and include a light buffet.
Your additional donation will help cover the actual event costs and support future programs.

Thursday, June 9, 2022
5:00 pm – 8:00 pm PT
Eastlake Bar & Grill
2947 Eastlake Avenue East Seattle, WA 98102

Accessibility	Our meeting space is upstairs, but, regrettably, there is no elevator access.
Parking	Eastlake Bar & Grill has a large parking lot and street parking on the lake side of Eastlake is free of charge in the evening.
Venue	We plan to use the outdoor deck, overlooking Lake Union, so please dress accordingly. In the event of rain, we can move inside
Masking/Proof of Vaccination	Masks and proof of COVID-10 vaccination are not required, but everyone who feels more comfortable masking is encouraged to do so.
Food and Drink	Tickets include a buffet meal, with vegetarian options. Beer, wine, and cocktails are available for purchase.
Program	Doors open at 5 PM; program begins at 5:30 PM.

Questions? info@seapax.org

Photo courtesy of Peace Corps Media Library, 2013 Vanuatu Water Tank Project

The pictured 6000-liter tank was dropped offshore by a cargo ship at 3 AM and swept away by the current. Men and women of the village came together, jumping into the freezing, stormy night ocean to guide their precious delivery to shore and then, at daybreak, carry it home to their village.