MOHAI is hosting Mandela: The Official Exhibition, an immersive experience that allows visitors to explore Nelson Mandela’s life, legacy, and enduring lessons of justice, equality, and human rights through personal artifacts, archival footage, and interactive displays.
Seattle Opera has appointed Alicia Moriarty as its new Director of Production, effective June 1, to oversee all production activities and manage the company’s full calendar of events.
The Seattle Chinese Culture & Arts Festival, hosted by the Washington Chinese Arts & Culture Committee, will take place at the Seattle Center Armory Food & Event Hall on May 17, featuring traditional and contemporary Chinese influences, as well as a variety of cultural activities.
The Seattle Office of Arts & Culture is seeking grant funding from artists to reimagine Downtown Seattle through public art installations and exhibitions in 2026 under the theme “We Still Dream a Future”, with applications due by June 3 at 5 p.m. Pacific Time.
Dujie Tahat was appointed as the fifth Civic Poet for the Seattle Civic Poet program, which aims to bring poetry into the day-to-day workings of city government and foster engagement between the arts community, the general public, and local government.
