 The Northwest African American Museum (NAAM) teamed up with the Museum of Flight to present a drive-in movie night screening of Spike Lee's "Malcolm X." See how they brought people together for an enjoyable, safe night out with a bonus history lesson too!
 It’s been a tumultuous year for Seattle Public Schools: Superintendent Denise Juneau and Seattle School Board member Eden Mack departed their posts, and the pandemic had students learning from home. Can the state’s largest school district get back on track?
 "When I put my hands in the clay, it feels like there's a potential...I'm free to find that." Visual artist Saya Moriyasu talks about her intuitive approach to creating whimsical, story-filled work. Moriyasu's new exhibit opens today at J. Rinehart Gallery.
 The Northwest African American Museum (NAAM), in cooperation with the Museum of Flight and in partnership with Seattle Central College and the University of Puget Sound Race & Pedagogy Institute, held a drive-in movie night featuring Spike Lee's 1992 film "Malcolm X." Moviegoers, many of them multi-generational families, filled the Museum of Flight parking lot for a safe, educational, and fun-filled night at the movies. It’s the first of a series of drive-in events to be held throughout King County in the coming months.
The Northwest African American Museum (NAAM), in cooperation with the Museum of Flight and in partnership with Seattle Central College and the University of Puget Sound Race & Pedagogy Institute, held a drive-in movie night featuring Spike Lee's 1992 film "Malcolm X." Moviegoers, many of them multi-generational families, filled the Museum of Flight parking lot for a safe, educational, and fun-filled night at the movies. It’s the first of a series of drive-in events to be held throughout King County in the coming months.
Where should Seattle’s COVID relief money go? What’s the most effective and lasting way to support those experiencing homelessness? Who’s investigating a police use-of-force incident, and why did Interim Police Chief Adrian Diaz make a surprise announcement about it? Councilmember Andrew J. Lewis answers these questions and more on City Inside/Out: Council Edition.
 Take a one-minute Bruce Lee tour of Seattle with us! You know about his impact on the worlds of film and martial arts, but what about our city’s impact on him? Make sure to send us pics when you visit the iconic spots and hidden gems! And if you get the chance, visit the Wing Luke Museum's Bruce Lee exhibit!
 Filmmaker Gregg Lachow's latest project,“The Uncertain Detective,” is a charming, funny six-episode YouTube series that follows an independent filmmaker and his family who are trying to produce a detective show that stars his own family, including Lachow and his wife, actress Megan Murphy. You might think this is autobiographical, but did we mention the time travel portal?
 Take a journey to the past and visit one of the Pacific Northwest’s most popular tourist attractions, Alki’s Luna Park. Learn about the history of this West Seattle treasure, from the roller coaster to the longest bar in town. And find out how when the tide is just right, you can catch a glimpse of the fun-filled past of Luna Park!
 The guilty verdict against the police officer who murdered George Floyd was celebrated as a victory for racial equity progress in our country. What local progress has been made? What can be done to create a more equitable community for all? Grab your ticket for June's virtual Civic Cocktail program with host Joni Balter and guests Jasmyne Keimig, staff writer at the Stranger; Naomi Ishisaka, assistant managing editor at The Seattle Times; and Kurt Streeter, columnist at The New York Times.
Who? All Washington residents over the age of 12 are eligible to receive the COVID-19 vaccine. Minors require authorization from a parent or legal guardian in the registration process and must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian when receiving their vaccine.Â
What? City of Seattle vaccination hubs are currently administering Pfizer, Moderna, and Johnson & Johnson vaccines. The Pfizer vaccine is for anyone 12 and older; the Moderna and Johnson & Johnson vaccines are for people 18 and older. Vaccines are free, insurance is not required, and while presenting an ID card at the time of your appointment is recommended, it is not a requirement.
When & Where? The City of Seattle vaccination sites are available to residents without an appointment. All but the SoDo site will be shutting down over the next month as the city reaches vaccination goals.
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Lumen Field Event Center
330 S Royal Brougham Way, Seattle 98134, open Wednesdays and Saturdays from 11:15 am to 5:45 pm. (Pfizer).
Permanently closes end of the day of June 12, 2021.
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Rainier Beach Community Vaccination Hub
8702 Seward Park Ave S, Seattle 98118, open 9:00 am to 4:00 pm from Monday to Saturday.
No appointment is necessary. (Johnson & Johnson, Moderna, Pfizer). Permanently closes end of the day of June 23, 2021.
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SoDo Drive-thru Vaccination and Testing Site
3820 6th Ave S, Seattle 98108, open 9:00 am to 5:00 pm from Monday to Saturday. (Johnson & Johnson, Moderna, Pfizer).
Will remain open through the summer!
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West Seattle Community Vaccination Hub
2801 SW Thistle St, Seattle 98126, open 9:00 am to 4:00 pm from Monday to Saturday. (Johnson & Johnson, Moderna, Pfizer).
Permanently closes end of the day of June 9, 2021
- Seattle Fire Department and Seattle Public Schools are partnering to offer COVID-19 vaccinations to middle and high school students. More info about clinics for Seattle Public Schools middle or high school and charter school students, private school students, or family-focused clinics.
- For those who like to plan ahead, make an appointment for a first and second dose or if just a second dose of Moderna or Pfizer is needed, book a second dose appointment. Continue to use the state's vaccine locator for more locations.
For the most comprehensive and up-to-date information visit the City’s vaccination website at www.seattle.gov/vaccine. The site contains vaccine information in seven languages, and in-language assistance is also available over the phone with the Customer Service Bureau Monday–Saturday, 8 a.m.–5 p.m. (206) 684-2489.
Even as more residents get vaccinated, please continue to follow all public health guidance. Visit this website from Public Health – Seattle & King County for more information.
If you have symptoms of COVID-19, schedule a free test at one of the city's sites.Â
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