EXPLORE
WING LUKE MUSEUM
EXHIBITS ON VIEW
TEN THOUSAND THINGS
THROUGH SPRING 2027
Examine the hidden stories and personal connections between everyday objects and their owners.
LOST & FOUND: SEARCHING FOR HOME
THROUGH SEPTEMBER 2026
AANHPI diaspora artists tackle the timeless question: where and what defines “Home”?
DISPLACE
THROUGH JAN 2027
Honoring Native Hawaiian legacies from Hawaiʻi to the Northwest—stories of resilience, roots, and reclaiming home since 1787.
EXPLORE OUR TOURS
Step back in time with a tour of Wing Luke Museum’s home, the East Kong Yick building. Complimentary with general admission.
SCHEDULE A PRIVATE TOUR
Get the most out of a visit to Seattle’s Chinatown-International District with a private tour! These tours bring the history of the neighborhood to life and include exhibit access. For groups of 10 or more.
TOUR OUR HISTORIC HOTEL SPACES
BRING STUDENTS TO WING LUKE MUSEUM
Connect students to Pacific Northwest history and AANHPI cultures through our custom tours and educator resources.
BROWSE OUR MARKETPLACE FOR FREE
No ticket needed to visit our store!
Wing Luke Museum’s Marketplace is more than a gift shop. Our store sources from over 100 small businesses as part of our commitment to being a community-based organization. Proceeds from our Marketplace support our exhibitions and youth programs.
BECOME A MEMBER
Our members are Wing Luke Museum’s greatest advocates. If you want to support our community-based exhibits, public programs, and mission to serve the Chinatown-International District, consider becoming a member to ensure we can continue to be a community resource.
EXPLORE CHINATOWN-INTERNATIONAL DISTRICT
EXPLORE THE C-ID
Learn the history and see the sites of one of Seattle’s eight historic neighborhoods!
NIHONMACHI ALLEY
Find our free outdoor exhibit on Seattle’s Japanese American community in Seattle’s Nihonmachi/Japantown.
BEAUTY OF US
Check out this campaign built to fight the tide of anti-Asian violence and xenophobia
ANTI-ASIAN HATE
Learn more about how to build cultural solidarity within and beyond our own community
ENG FAMILY HOMESTEAD
Learn about the preservation and restoration work for one of the C-ID’s last remaining single-family homes.