The Wing Luke Museum is an art and history museum in Seattle focused on the “culture, art and history of Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians, and Pacific Islanders” and is the only museum of its kind in the continental United States. It was established in 1967 as the first Smithsonian affiliate in the region, and has been serving and supporting the pan-Asian Pacific American community in Seattle and wider Washington.
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Every first Thursday from May through October, visitors can enjoy the Museum for FREE from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. Reservations are not required, but they are highly recommended to help make entry smooth.
The Wing Luke Museum is located at 719 S. King St., Seattle, WA 98104.
Don’t forget to check out their other free or discounted ticket opportunities (only available in-person):
- Blue Star Museums. Available seasonally for parties of up to six (with military ID).
- Museums for All. Visitors on EBT can present their proof to get up to five FREE passes.
- Seattle Museum Pass. Visitors with memberships to the Seattle Public Library (SPL) or King County Public Library (KCLS) systems can get two FREE adult passes.
- TeenTix. TeenTix participants can present proof of their participation to get $5 admission from Wednesday through Monday. They can also get two tickets for $10 on Sundays.
- Active Military. $2 off with ID.
- National Park Service Members. $2 off with ID.
- Connect Membership. FREE admission for two all year round. Very limited, inquire at the front desk.
- NARM. The North American Reciprocal Museum membership offers two passes.
- Caregivers & Paraeducators. FREE admission while assisting clients.
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