Visit the MOHAI Mercantile this holiday weekend and shop from our exclusive pop-up partner Northwest Vibes Supply Co.! A Seattle-based, family-owned company, Northwest Vibes sells apparel, headwear, accessories, and more that celebrate the outdoorsy spirit of the PNW.
Visit the MOHAI Mercantile this holiday weekend and shop from our exclusive pop-up partner Northwest Vibes Supply Co.! A Seattle-based, family-owned company, Northwest Vibes sells apparel, headwear, accessories, and more that celebrate the outdoorsy spirit of the PNW.
Feel the of joy of giving back and make a gift to MOHAI this #GivingTuesday. Join millions of people throughout the world, nation, and the Puget Sound in making an invaluable impact. Your gift will ensure that MOHAI can continue to celebrate our region's history through artifact preservation, inclusive and engaging public programming, and dynamic and inspiring exhibitions for many more years to come.
Create your own signature prints with artist Dionne Haroutunian (2002 Neddy Artist Award recipient) at a facilitated workshop. Learn how to create rubber plate stamps, known as safety-kut, and unleash your inner artist.
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.
Join BIPOC community health practitioners and educators including Channa Bliner-Smith, Rachel Heaton, Shelagh Brown and Dr. Tamsin Lee, for a discussion on culturally-rooted healing practices, ranging from plant and traditional medicine to energy work.
The Curator's Fellowship invites community and academic historians to bring a new perspective to MOHAI's extensive collections, and share their findings at MOHAI's annual Curator's Lecture.
Create your own candle with Noir Lux at MOHAI. Local, black, woman-owned company Noir Lux will be hosting a candle pouring bar at the MOHAI Mercantile.
Evidence of how Native people have lived in Puget Sound since Time Immemorial is all around us, from within the earth's crust up to the treetops. Join Steven Moses, Director of Archaeology and Preservation at the Snoqualmie Tribe for a discussion on the importance of Tribal archaeology in a modern context.
Homelessness is not a new issue in Seattle, but how we approach this complex topic has varied throughout the decades. Join us as Anne Frantilla and Jeanie Fisher from the Seattle Municipal Archives walk us through the ways Seattle's government and residents have responded to homelessness, from the Hoovervilles of the Great Depression to the Nickelsvilles of the 21st century, and today.
Join representatives from the Black Heritage Society of Washington State, the Wing Luke Museum, and the Washington State Jewish Historical Society to hear about their collaboration for Confronting Hate Together, inspired by the 1937-1952 American Jewish Committee campaign to fight bigotry. Learn about the Confronting Hate Together exhibition and campaign, bystander intervention strategies, and make your own poster led by Vivid Matter Collective artists.
Join writer/producer Noelani Auguston for a screening of the pilot episode of The Sound. Created by Children of the Setting Sun Productions, The Sound is a coming-of-age TV drama that follows a group of Indigenous Coast Salish teens as they travel through their ancestral waterways in a traditional canoe.