Seattle Children's Theater presents "A Seattle History Remix", an interactive, music, poetry, and comedy fueled variety show/theatre mixtape based on MOHAI's unique environment. Loose, silly, song, and rhyme driven, the content of the show is based around MOHAI's key themes of innovation and imagination, and how it has appeared throughout moments in the history of Seattle.
Seattle Children's Theater presents "A Seattle History Remix", an interactive, music, poetry, and comedy fueled variety show/theatre mixtape based on MOHAI's unique environment. Loose, silly, song, and rhyme driven, the content of the show is based around MOHAI's key themes of innovation and imagination, and how it has appeared throughout moments in the history of Seattle.
Primary documents and artifacts are the building blocks for constructing historical narratives. However, the collections that house them have gaps mirroring the biases of society and curatorial practices. Whose stories are deemed significant and why? How can these omissions be addressed? Join curators, collections managers, and researchers for a discussion on building equitable history from the stacks.
Cozy and casual, sporty and stylish, the stretchy versatility of knitwear has made it a wardrobe staple. Join Curator of Collections, Clara Berg, for an intimate in-person, one-hour session to view knit garments from the MOHAI collection. From bathing suits to sweaters, French designers to Seattle manufacturers, you'll be in stitches over the variety and fascinating history of these fashions.
Cozy and casual, sporty and stylish, the stretchy versatility of knitwear has made it a wardrobe staple. Join Curator of Collections, Clara Berg, for an intimate in-person, one-hour session to view knit garments from the MOHAI collection. From bathing suits to sweaters, French designers to Seattle manufacturers, you'll be in stitches over the variety and fascinating history of these fashions.
Cozy and casual, sporty and stylish, the stretchy versatility of knitwear has made it a wardrobe staple. Join Curator of Collections, Clara Berg, for an intimate in-person, one-hour session to view knit garments from the MOHAI collection. From bathing suits to sweaters, French designers to Seattle manufacturers, you'll be in stitches over the variety and fascinating history of these fashions.
Enjoy the view of the boats along Lake Union while learning a bit of Pacific Northwest culinary seafood history. Razor Clams: Buried Treasure of the Pacific Northwest, author David Berger and Heaven on the Half Shell author David Gordon will read; concluding with a moderated conversation with cookbook author and seafood advocate Cynthia Nims. Book signing to follow.
In honor of the upcoming exhibit, Pulling Together: A Brief History of Rowing in Seattle, the University of Washington Men's Rowing team will row the iconic shell from the historic Conibear Shellhouse to MOHAI, where it will then be displayed in the Faye G. Allen Grand Atrium.
Join Surge Reproductive Justice organizers for a conversation about reproductive justice. Learn about the concept, and what makes it a critical framework for protecting the collective health of our communities.
The Washington Talking Book and Braille library has been providing services to the visually impaired since 1906. Since then it has continually evolved with the emergence of new technologies. Join Director Danielle Miller as she discusses the past, present and future of this institution, as well as the many ways people have accessed literature beyond standard printed material.
On opening day of our newest exhibitPulling Together: A Brief History of Rowing in Seattle, join MOHAI for a panel discussion featuring Olympian rowers and others who are a part of the rowing scene in Seattle.
To cities, sports have never been just entertainment. Join author Shaun Scott for a discussion of his new book, Heartbreak City: Seattle Sports and the Unmet Promise of Urban Progress. Flex your local sports knowledge with a game of trivia and learn how sports have both united Seattle in pursuit of triumph and revealed its most profound political divides.