Welcome Back to MOHAI!
We have implemented new guidelines for the safety of our visitors and staff in alignment with recommendations from state, local, and federal officials. Advanced timed tickets are required. Click below to learn more about what to expect when you visit the museum.
The Museum of History & Industry’s (MOHAI) permanent exhibit, True Northwest: The Seattle Journey, traverses through the real Seattle story: from an age when Native American cultures first came into contact with Europeans to the region’s transformation into a major global hub.
Find out how the city rebuilt after a devastating fire, made a fortune in a legendary gold rush, reshaped its natural setting, boomed during two World Wars and two World’s Fairs, and challenged the status quo in the 20th century.
WHAT'S HAPPENING AT MOHAI
Today, Tuesday
05/11/2021
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Through July 5, 2021
Stand Up Seattle: The Democracy Project
Following an election year like no other, Stand Up Seattle: The Democracy Project is an exploration of the power of self-government, engaging visitors in experiences that encourage them to take action now to create the change they want to see.
Permanent Exhibit
Bezos Center for Innovation
Explore how innovation shaped the Puget Sound region and changed the world. Through interactive exhibits, community and educational programs, and first-person insights from leading innovators, discover Seattle’s role as a nexus of big ideas and new directions.
Permanent Exhibit
True Northwest: The Seattle Journey
Discover how Puget Sound’s dramatic environment, diverse population, connections to the broader world, and inventive spirit have shaped its history.
Permanent Exhibit
Maritime Seattle
Maritime Seattle celebrates Seattle’s long relationship with water, and illustrates how maritime and industrial activities have shaped what the city has become.
Creating A Neighborhood Scavenger Hunt
Available now!
The MOHAI Mercantile
Shop online or at MOHAI!
The MOHAI Café
Temporarily closed