Wing Luke Museum

  Wing Luke Museum, situated in Seattle’s historic Chinatown-International District, is a vibrant tribute to the Asian Pacific American experience. Established in 1966, this museum is named after the first Asian American elected to public office in the Pacific Northwest. Its primary purpose is to highlight the cultural heritage, history, and contemporary contributions of the Asian Pacific communities in the United States. During the summer months, visitors can explore a variety of rotating exhibitions and educational programs that delve into topics such as immigration, identity, and history. Whether you're viewing the historic photographs or enjoying interactive displays, the Wing Luke Museum offers a comprehensive insight into a significant aspect of Seattle's cultural landscape.