Museum · Chinatown-International District
Wing Luke Museum
719 S. King Street, Seattle 98104
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The Wing Luke Museum is a community-based museum of Asian Pacific American art, history and culture in the Chinatown-International District, founded in 1967. It is a Smithsonian affiliate with permanent galleries, rotating exhibitions, and historic hotel tours in the neighbourhood.
Permanent exhibitions
- Be Water, My Friend: The Teachings of Bruce Lee (ongoing)
- I Am Filipino (ongoing)
- Vietnam in the Rearview (ongoing)
- Cambodian Cultural Museum and Killing Fields Memorial (ongoing)
- Hometown Desi (ongoing)
- Honoring Our Journey
- Wing Luke and the Museum
- Nihonmachi Alley and Canton Alley (neighbourhood historic spaces)
