Join us for a night of live music, connection, and Inafa'maolek.

Note: Donation is not necessary, but tickets are required for entry. Please reserve your tickets in advance!

In April, Typhoon Sinlaku struck the Mariana Islands, causing over $1.5 billion in damages and displacing hundreds of families. As our community was working to recover, the islands were hit once again in early July by Typhoon Bavi. While typhoons are a natural part of the island ecosystem, experiencing multiple severe storms outside of the traditional storm season is deeply abnormal.

“This isn’t just bad weather; it is the direct result of climate injustice. The entire Oceania region- including Australia, New Zealand, and all Pacific Island nations- accounts for only about 1.4% of global greenhouse emissions. The [Commonwealth of the Northern Marianas] and Guam contribute only a fraction of that, yet we’re experiencing some of the earliest and most severe impacts of…