Soup Swap

The Soup Sampling is a community event where volunteer cooks from 10 Seattle Sister Cities share popular international soups representing four continents. Guests need bring only a smile and an interest in tasting new recipes and learning about diverse cultures.

Advance Tickets Required. Donations encouraged and benefit the nonprofit Seattle Sister Cities Association to support cultural, educational, and humanitarian programs. More tastings are available at the event for a suggested donation of $1/tasting.

This is a cultural event that includes four soup tastings per entry.

Soups and Their Sister Cities

Khmer Chicken - Sihanoukville, Cambodia

https://www.facebook.com/seattlesihanoukville/

Peanut Butter - Limbe, Cameroon

https://www.seattlelimbe.org/

Potato Leek - Nantes, France

www.seattle-nantes.org

Hungarian Mushroom - Pecs, Hungary

https://sites.google.com/hungarianamerican.org/haaw-english/home

Humarsúpa (Lobster) - Reykjavik, Iceland

https://www.srsca.org/

Beef Meatballs - Surabaya, Indonesia

https://www.facebook.com/SeattleSurabaya

Tomato & Pepper - Be'er Sheva, Israel

https://facebook.com/100078966133125

Lentil - Perugia, Italy

www.seattle-perugia.org/

TBD - Mombasa, Kenya

http://www.seattlemombasa.org/

Curried Kumara (sweet potato) - Christchurch, New Zealand

seattlechristchurch.org/

About Seattle Sister Cities Association

Seattle Sister Cities Association is proud to be a leader in promoting and developing sister city relationships with many international communities. The program has a strong 65-year history of connecting Seattleites to the world and shaping Seattle’s global image. https://www.seattle.gov/oir/sister-cities/seattles-sister-cities

Contact: Daniel Takacs | 425.429.8761 |info@seattlesistercities.org

About the Polish Home Association

The Polish Home Association was established in 1918. The Hall is a place for celebration, festivals, meals, meetings, and evolving into new generations. Today, as yesterday, it is a hub of activity and a place for people of Polish nationality and descent to come together and celebrate common ground. www.polishhome.org