Wing Luke Museum

A first exhibit of its kind to open in Seattle, DISplace reconnects displaced Native Hawaiians to culture, heritage, and history lost through relocation

Exhibit in partnership with Shin Yu Pai, creator of podcast brings objects and artifacts to life through storytelling

Civil Rights Leader Would Have Turned 100 This Year on Feb. 18, 2025

Fought for housing equity, Indigenous fishing rights, antidiscrimination and cultural preservation

Two 10’x10’ murals produced by artist Louie Gong after community input; installed at two Chinatown-International District locations

Art-Focused Exhibit Explores Themes of Belonging and Individual Emotional and Physical Journeys Toward Identity

Three Issei Artists' Collective Works on Display, Offering a Striking Look at the C-ID’s Japantown Prior to WWII

Museum veteran and Deputy Executive Director begins phased retirement from the Wing Luke Museum after serving 30 years

Black Heritage Society of Washington State, Washington State Jewish Historical Society & Wing Luke Museum Co-Create Powerful Exhibit

Exhibit celebrates and explores AANHPI elders, while reconsidering the future

One-of-a-Kind Exhibit celebrates the influences, contributions of AANHPI Musicians.