During the 20-day summer celebration, Japantown invites local tourists to delve more deeply in exploring its contemporary offerings as well as the rich history of the area. The stores, galleries, restaurants and other creative spaces will be showing their spirit with shopping, food and fun, along with self-guided tours and online events.
This exhibit of Gerard Tsutakawa's public work explores the inspiration, process, and final artwork, his father George's influence on his practice, and the effect these works have on Seattle physically, socially, and culturally, demonstrating how art imbues joy and strengthens the community.
Locations:Klondike Gold Rush - Seattle Unit National Historical Park, Minidoka National Historic Site
Date Released:2021-05-19
The Bainbridge Island Japanese American Exclusion Memorial, a unit of Minidoka National Historic Site, introduces a Junior Ranger program designed to engage and inspire learners of all ages.
It is with profound respect and gratitude that the Board of Trustees of the Wing Luke Museum of the Asian Pacific American Experience announces the retirement of its longtime executive director, Beth Takekawa.
Locations:Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park, Wing Luke Museum Affiliated Area
Date Released:2021-05-07
The exhibit takes visitors back to the early days of the pandemic and examines how uncertainty, fear, anti-Asian racism, and historical inequalities shaped the way COVID-19 has affected different Asian Pacific American (APA) communities.
Fourth grade students can receive their Every Kid in a Park pass when they visit Seattle’s national park or the Ranger Station at REI after downloading their voucher.
