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This exhibit explores the American flag as a complex and evolving symbol that has inspired unity, protest, sacrifice, and debate. Visitors are encouraged to reflect ways the flag is used as an expression of competing visions of America. For Which It Stands invites visitors to explore the many meanings and contradictions embodied in the flag. […] |
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Each October, Blaine Memorial UMC hosts an annual Benefit Bazaar in their Lee Activity Center. Traditional ohagi and bento menu items include BBQ salmon and chicken, Suno and regular hot dog meals, Italian sodas, beef curry and vegetarian yakisoba. The famous Blaine blueberry and apple pies will also be available for purchase. Bakery items and […] |
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"Row Don’t Drift: An American Legacy" is an independent feature documentary film that explores a pivotal moment in American history when wartime hysteria met principled resistance. When birthright citizen Yoshi Kubo and his family were forcibly evicted from their California farm under the World War II Japanese exclusion order and confined in a bleak internment […]
$3 – $15
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Presented by the Japanese American Museum of Oregon and the Oregon Law Foundation: During WWII, young Japanese Americans (Nisei) incarcerated at the Minidoka Relocation Center in Southeast Idaho faced a paradox: fight for a country that had stripped them of their civil liberties, taken away their freedom and placed them and their families behind barbed […]
$10 – $15
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Three Circus artists and a Shadow Projection performance take over the Georgetown Steam Plant. This Halloween, you will join Oroki Corp Anomaly Study and record observations for our Paranormal Archives. Choose a shift and follow your designated Oroki Corp guide as you witness entities arise from light and shadow! Made possible by collaboration with the […]
$10 – $40
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Remembrance Gallery’s inaugural fundraiser since opening its doors in August 2024. Guests will gather for an afternoon of lunch and drinks, powerful personal testimonies from a survivor and her granddaughter, and a guided tour of the Gallery. The event will also feature Raise the Paddle, giving guests an opportunity to support the Gallery and its […]
$50.
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White River Temple Fall Bazaar on October 18th, Pick up orders, 11 am - 2 pm. Pre-order your food by October 11th at www.wrbt.org/bazaar Menu - Chicken Teriyaki Dinner, Vegetarian Bowl, Sushi, Tsukemono, Mochi, Manju, Pies On Bazaar Day - Fresh Produce Sale, Bake Sale and Discovery Sale |
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Friends of Minidoka is proud to present the 2026 Civil Liberties Symposium, Law, Civil Liberties, and the Continuing Pursuit of Justice: From Wayne Collins to Today. This year's series will examine how the unjust incarceration of Japanese Americans during World War II continues to inform contemporary debates surrounding immigration, detention, national security, and constitutional rights. […]
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ワシントン州日米協会（JASSW）スモールビジネス・レジリエンシープログラム（SBRP）主催の第2回スモールビジネス・ツールキットシリーズでは、ワシントン州労働産業局（L&I）による、基本的な労働者の権利についてのプレゼンテーションを行います。冬休みを前に、初めてアルバイトを始める方や、これから働いてみたいと考えているティーンエイジャーの皆さんにとって、職場での権利について学ぶよい機会です。オンラインでも参加できます。ぜひご参加ください！ 日程：10月22日（木）6:00pm～6:40pm 場所：Bellevue City Hall, Room 1E-112 or Online(Zoom link will be provided after registration) 450 110th Ave. NE, Bellevue, WA 料金：無料 問い合わせ：smallbiz@jassw.org 詳細：https://jassw.org/small-business-toolkit-2 The Japan-America Society of the State of Washington (JASSW) Small Business Resiliency Program (SBRP) will feature a presentation on basic workers’ rights by the Washington State Department of Labor & Industries […]
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What do Godzilla, Pokémon, and Japan’s mysterious supernatural creatures have in common? Award-winning writer and yokai folklorist Zack Davisson explores the fascinating history of yokai and their lasting influence on Japanese culture and popular entertainment. Presented by Washin Kai as part of Seattle Asian Art Museum’s Friday Night Fun. Event information & registration (required): www.washinkai.info
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The Chinese Reconciliation Project Foundation invites the public to join them and the Washington State Historical Museum at the 2026 Walk for Reconciliation Against Racism. The walk, led by civic, educational, business and faith leaders, will begin near Union Station, where the Chinese pioneers in 1885 were marched at gunpoint out of town. Walkers will […]
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"What If?... The Conversation Before You Need It" Date: Friday, October 30, 2026 Time: 1:30-3:30 PM Location: Nikkei Manor Cost: Free Keiro Northwest invites the community to a free Legacy Education Series workshop focused on planning ahead for health care and end-of-life decisions. Decisions are often best made before a crisis or period of significant […]
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Come to Bunka no Hi (Culture Day) at the JCCCW on Sunday, November 1, 2026! This year’s event will feature the life and work of Sam Goto (1933-2017), a local Japanese American cartoonist. Come see the Seattle Samurai exhibition, a compilation of his work, based on the award-winning book of the same name by his […]
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Enjoy Japanese beef curry, baked goods and an Asian-themed rummage sale at the Tacoma Buddhist Temple's Fall Bazaar on Sunday, Nov. 1. The event's popular temple-made foods - Japanese-style beef curry, udon noodle soup, and daifuku mochi - must be pre-ordered by Saturday, Oct. 24, and picked up at the bazaar from 11 a.m. to […]
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