DISplace
Wed Oct 28
Native Hawaiian diaspora stories
Downtown Seattle, Seattle
Since 1787, Native Hawaiians have been building lives between Hawaiʻi and the Pacific Northwest. DISplace tells that story through contemporary art, family ephemera, and archival objects, reclaiming a diaspora narrative in descendants' own voices.
Wednesday, October 28, 10:00 AM
Free
Downtown Seattle, Seattle
Since 1787, Native Hawaiians have been building lives between Hawaiʻi and the Pacific Northwest. DISplace tells that story through contemporary art, family ephemera, and archival objects, reclaiming a diaspora narrative in descendants' own voices.
Wednesday, October 28, 10:00 AM
Free
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