
LEGO® Quilt: Time for Art!
Quilts come in many forms, telling many stories with a variety of materials. Join master LEGO builder Alice Finch and the Women's Brick Initiative to design your own quilt square using LEGO dots and tell your story!

Quilts come in many forms, telling many stories with a variety of materials. Join master LEGO builder Alice Finch and the Women's Brick Initiative to design your own quilt square using LEGO dots and tell your story!

Founded in 1987, the People of Color Against AIDS Network (POCAAN) is one of the nation's first HIV/AIDS organizations centering communities of color. Today, almost 40 years later, POCAAN has grown to house 13 programs addressing how substance misuse, incarceration, homelessness, sexually transmitted diseases, racism, sexism, transphobia, and homophobia contribute to community marginalization and health disparities. Join the POCAAN team to learn about POCAAN's past, present, and future.

What are the building blocks of a thriving community? Join urban planners from Seattle's Office of Planning and Community Development for interactive design challenges with LEGO® bricks. Explore creative solutions to hurdles facing Seattle today. Imagine your ideal city, one block at a time.

In July of 1989, 40 canoes from 17 tribes participated in the first Paddle to Seattle, established by Quinault Indian Nation member Emmett Oliver. 35 years later, the cultural revitalization and impact of Canoe Journey grows stronger still. Join Marylin Oliver-Bard, Native Community Speaker and daughter of Emmett Oliver, for on-board talks exploring the history and continued impact of Canoe Journey.

Celebrate summer in Seattle with a family-friendly rooftop happy hour, reduced admission to the museum, and live music from Leanne Wilkins. Enjoy access to all of MOHAI's award-winning exhibits, and then head up to the Stack Family Terrace to take in the views of Lake Union, and enjoy drinks and snacks available for sale by Gourmondo.

This spring, join MOHAI Educators as we explore the region's rich history of protest and the role of protest in a democracy. Educators will learn how to navigate our online collection, use MOHAI Education tools to engage students, and create fun and meaningful activities that build media literacy skills and use historical thinking to examine the world around them.

Celebrate summer in Seattle with a family-friendly rooftop happy hour, reduced admission to the museum, and live music from Torin & Lauren. Enjoy access to all of MOHAI's award-winning exhibits, and then head up to the Stack Family Terrace to take in the views of Lake Union, and enjoy drinks and snacks available for sale by Gourmondo.

Celebrate summer in Seattle with a family-friendly rooftop happy hour, reduced admission to the museum, and live music from Si Tu Savais. Enjoy access to all of MOHAI's award-winning exhibits, and then head up to the Stack Family Terrace to take in the views of Lake Union, and enjoy drinks and snacks available for sale by Gourmondo.

Celebrate summer in Seattle with a family-friendly rooftop happy hour, reduced admission to the museum, and live music from Shaina Shepherd. Enjoy access to all of MOHAI's award-winning exhibits, and then head up to the Stack Family Terrace to take in the views of Lake Union, and enjoy drinks and snacks available for sale by Gourmondo.

Think you know LEGO®? Think again! Join us for a hands-on all ages day in the park with art making activities and unconventional builds. The creative possibilities are endless.

Hop aboard Seattle's historic steamship, the SS Virginia V, and dive into Seattle's transportation and infrastructure history. From steam engines to automobiles, boats to bridges, explore the changing ways we get around our region, as explained by historian Jennifer Ott during onboard talks.

In July of 1989, 40 canoes from 17 tribes participated in the first Paddle to Seattle, established by Quinault Indian Nation member Emmett Oliver. 35 years later, the cultural revitalization and impact of Canoe Journey grows stronger still. Join Marylin Oliver-Bard, Native Community Speaker and daughter of Emmett Oliver, for on-board talks exploring the history and continued impact of Canoe Journey.