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Two women riding a motorcycle with Dykes on Bikes at the Seattle Pride Parade in 1992. The lead rider wears a jacket and helmet, while the passenger holds a lace parasol, with other motorcyclists visible behind them.
November 24, 2025

A Century of Motorcycling in the Pacific Northwest

For more than a century, motorcycles have been part of Seattle’s landscape—speeding over its hills, racing through its outskirts, and…
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Ric Weiland standing next to a pink flamingo.
June 11, 2025

Celebrating Pride and Innovation: The Ric Weiland Collection at MOHAI

In observance of Pride month and the 50th Anniversary of Microsoft, MOHAI’s newest display explores the collection of Ric Weiland—Microsoft’s…
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A Look into Seattle Pride Artifacts
July 10, 2017

A Look into Seattle Pride Artifacts

Throughout Pride Month, MOHAI is sharing objects and photos from our collection that tell LGBTQ+ histories. Current LGBTQ+ rights are…
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