The Henry Art Tour will view over 20 of Henry’s most colorful outdoor and indoor murals through some of Seattle’s most iconic neighborhoods. Visit two kid-friendly brew pubs to get a drink, eat a snack, and get up-close to the murals. Along the way, there’s a stop at Henry’s gallery on the waterfront where you can purchase original art and souvenirs. The tour bus is air-conditioned, equipped with a great sound system, and is wheelchair-accessible for up to two riders.

Retrace Bruce Lee's footsteps through the Chinatown-International District; his old stomping ground. Learn how he became a part of the local community by hearing neighborhood history and walking through his first practice space, his first martial arts studio, and his local hangouts. Get an insider’s look into the local organizations in the neighborhood connected to Bruce with guest speakers and demonstrations. The tour includes guided access to the Bruce Lee exhibit, a meal of Bruce Lee's favorite dishes at a neighborhood restaurant, and entry into all galleries at Wing Luke Museum for the day.

MoPOP’s Massive: The Power of Pop Culture explores the impact of pop culture on our daily lives. A catalyst for change — yet ever-changing — pop culture shapes the way we see our world on a global level. This exhibition looks at how shared enthusiasm can forge new communities, inviting audiences to reflect on their own roles as creators and consumers of modern pop culture.

The Museum of Flight’s dazzling new exhibit is the world premiere of The MiG-21 Project, South African artist Ralph Ziman’s 5-year, multidisciplinary project transforming a decommissioned Cold War-era, Soviet-designed MiG-21 fighter jet into a stunning work of art entirely covered in tens of millions of colorful glass beads.