About OCC

The Oromo Cultural Center (OCC) is a faith-based community hub in South Seattle that provides local families with vital cultural, educational, and social services. Since 2001, OCC has served immigrant and refugee families from East Africa and beyond.

OCC offers youth mentorship, cultural preservation activities, language classes, and free community programs that promote wellness, leadership, and civic engagement. The Center also hosts religious services, family support, community health education, and outreach initiatives designed to build bridges across diverse communities in Seattle.

Through its free and inclusive programs, OCC strengthens families, fosters belonging, and contributes to the cultural and educational fabric of King County.

Explore our vibrant community programs, cultural events, and educational workshops that honor and promote Oromo traditions and values.

Our Heritage and Culture

We celebrate the rich heritage and traditions of the Oromo people in Seattle, fostering community engagement through events and programs.

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Oromo Cultural Center

Located in South of Seattle, Washington, the Oromo Cultural Center celebrates and promotes the rich heritage of the Oromo people through various community initiatives.

Location

8819 Renton Ave S, Seattle, WA 98118

Hours

8 AM - 8 PM

Contact Us at Oromo Cultural Center

Reach out for inquiries, events, and community engagement opportunities.

Heritage

Celebrating Oromo culture and community in Seattle.

Events

Connect

info@occofwa.com

206-709-8888/206-225-9455

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