Community Programs

Remembering Century 21: A Community History Project

In the spirit of the 50th anniversary of Century 21, MOHAI invites you to explore the memories, memorabilia, and myths of Seattle’s 1962 World’s Fair through a series of free community-wide workshops. Co-hosted by Seattle Public Library, King County Library System, and the Seattle Center Foundation, this series of workshops and seminars will teach you the skills needed to discover, document, and share the fascinating history of one of Seattle’s most influential events through the use of personal experiences and collections.

Visit our calendar for a complete list of programs.

History Is___ Film Competition

MOHAI is proud to launch its second annual History Is___ Film Competition! Filmmakers of all ages and experience levels are invited to participate by making a short film of five minutes or less that tells us what history means to you. Submissions will be accepted from January 2 through March 31st, 2012. For more information, including how to enter, check the competition’s website: www.seattlehistory.org/film.

MOHAI Pub Trivia

Thanks to all who participated in a MOHAI pub trivia round in 2011! MOHAI pub trivia rounds will return in February 2012. Check back soon to see if MOHAI will be hosting a round of history questions at a bar near you. If you are interested in becoming a MOHAI Pub Trivia Volunteer, please email Kimberly Jacobson .

History Cafe

On the 3rd Thursday of each month, MOHAI, KCTS 9, Seattle Public Library and HistoryLink invite history enthusiasts to join us at Roy Street Coffee & Tea on Capitol Hill for lively conversation and special guest presentations. Each month we'll explore a different topic and give you the chance to share what you know while learning from experts, friends, and neighbors. Grab a cup of coffee - or glass of wine - and discover the past!

See a schedule of upcoming History Cafe subjects here.

Watch video of recent History Cafe meetups.

Bring Your Group to MOHAI

Guided tours of MOHAI's exhibits, Essential Seattle or Now & Then, are available by request to groups of 5-25 people (ages 18+). For tour rates and details about booking your groups, please click here.

On the first Thursday of the month, MOHAI is free to the public and open to 8 p.m. First Thursday gallery tours are offered at 11 a.m., 3 p.m., and 7 p.m., and are available on a first-come, first-served basis.

For details about bringing a student (K-12) group to the museum, click here.

Bring MOHAI to Your Group

MOHAI is happy to bring special presentations to your group, upon request. Click here to view a list of off-site programs currently offered to adult groups (ages 18+). To inquire about bringing a museum educator to your school group, please contact MOHAI's Education Department.

MOHAI Minute

MOHAI presents a series of short, witty videos that take you on a time-traveling journey to some of Seattle's most fascinating historic spots.

Visit our YouTube Channel for the complete series.

MOHAI Minute

MOHAI Minute

MOHAI presents a series of short, witty videos that take you on a time-traveling journey to some of Seattle's most fascinating historic spots. For the complete series, visit our YouTube Channel.

Podcasts

Explore a variety of local history topics through MOHAI's series of short podcasts which feature conversations with local historians, politicians, activists and more. Look at our complete list of podcasts here.

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