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On Jan 31st, were returning with our Lunar New Year Family Fair at the Wing Luke Museum. Start with a free 10 AM Lion Dance from @makfaikungfu, then explore family friendly activities with timed entry to the Museum. Reserve your spot today. More day-of info can be found in our bio! | Wing Luke Museum

Wait for it... we're excited to reveal our Lunar New Year 2026 Calendar! 🐎 The Year of the Fire Horse occurs every 60 years. Our Lunar New Year Family fare occurs every year! Visit us tomorrow to pick up a copy of your 2026 calendar. | Wing Luke Museum

From censoring museum exhibits to demolishing the East Wing of the White House, President Trump is erasing U.S. history—even sacred public lands and waters aren't safe from his purge. Learn how this administration is altering important chapters of American history: https://ampr.gs/48ILAhV | Center for American Progress

New years may be coming soon on the Gregorian calendar, but the new year is celebrated all year round to many different cultures and communities. Share your favorite new year's memory or tradition [prompt] with the Wing Luke Museum to be featured in our updated exhibit in our KidPLACE gallery. Meeting with family this holiday season? Now is the perfect opportunity to take or source a photo that captures your new year's short story! ✨ Submission deadline priority by Jan 7, 2026. 📥 Link in our bi

13 reactions · 11 shares | 2021 Wing Luke Museum shishimai ceremony and blessing performed by Seattle Choeizan Enkyoji Nichiren Buddhist Temple. Rev. Kanjin Cederman Shami Kan-E Rosman as shi shi mai Maya Cederman-Kobayashi as the old man 00:11 Shishimai New Years Ceremony Explanation 01:12 Historical Background 03:00 The shishigashira 04:30 Instruments used in shishimai performance 07:26 Story description 08:41 Performance 20:38 Ceremony and Blessing | Wing Luke Museum | Facebook