EVENTS CALENDAR

AARP Day at Wing Luke Museum
Sep
13

AARP Day at Wing Luke Museum

Celebrate Grandparents Day with AARP for a FREE Museum Day. You don't have to be a grandparent—or an AARP member—to join the fun.

Bring family, friends, or come on your own for a day of culture, history, and connection. Space is limited, and advance registration is required. In addition to exhibit access, a featured program with Ten Thousand Things podcast and curator, Shin Yu Pai, and AARP guests (2-3 PM).

Light refreshments will be provided.

Sponsored by AARP Washington.

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BALLOTS & BOBA: ELECTIONS TOWN HALL
Sep
16

BALLOTS & BOBA: ELECTIONS TOWN HALL

Do you enjoy boba? Are you curious about elections?

Join us for a conversation with new Wing Luke Museum Executive Director Chrissy Shimizu and King County Elections Director Julie Wise.

There’s been lots of talk about the integrity of mail in voting. Learn about what is happening locally!

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AA&NH/PI REPRESENTATION IN THE ARTS: K-12 PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT WORKSHOP
May
6

AA&NH/PI REPRESENTATION IN THE ARTS: K-12 PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT WORKSHOP

  • FREE / ONLINE (Please register for the zoom link) (map)
  • Google Calendar ICS

In celebration of AANHPI Heritage Month, join us for a free 2-hour online K-12 educator workshop on Wednesday, May 6 from 4-6pm offering ready-to-use educational resources and featuring a panel with actor Marc de la Cruz, artist/educator Kanani Miyamoto, and design artist/animator Jackie Gorman.

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2026 SHISHIMAI LION DANCE BLESSING
Mar
29

2026 SHISHIMAI LION DANCE BLESSING

Join members of the neighborhood Choeizan Enkyoji Nichiren Buddhist Temple on Sunday, March 29, from 2pm as they bring the shishimai blessing dance on-site in the Museum's Welcome Hall.   This event is free and in-person.

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DAY OF REMEMBRANCE 2026 - TOURS & RESOURCES
Feb
21
to Feb 28

DAY OF REMEMBRANCE 2026 - TOURS & RESOURCES

The Day of Remembrance, observed on February 19, marks the anniversary of the signing of EO 9066, which set into motion the incarceration of Japanese Americans and their families during WWII. You can learn more about this historic breach of civil rights through a number of events throughout February, March and April.

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Asian & Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander Legislative Day
Feb
5

Asian & Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander Legislative Day

Washington is approaching the second year of the 2025-26 biennium which has seen notable leadership changes, including a new gubernatorial administration. Concerns over a state budget deficit continue to worry many policymakers. While these present challenges to advocates for vulnerable and underserved populations, the pressures from federal policy changes and attacks on immigrants and refugees mean it is more important than ever to urge our state legislature to take affirmative action to protect our communities.

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