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A Story of Fight and Flight Takes the Stage July 18

SEATTLE, July 7, 2026—A story of fight and flight takes the stage at the Museum on July 18, when Seattle-based actor Minki Bai presents The...

July 22 Presentation and Meet-Up Looks at Nuclear Spaceflight to Mars

SEATTLE, July 2, 2026—On July 22, an evening meet-up and presentation with renowned spaceflight consultant Dr. Roger Myers will explore the...

Blue Angels Launch at Jet Blast Bash Aug. 1-2

The Museum’s annual Jet Blast Bash festival on the flightline is Seattle’s closest seat to experience the Blue Angels’ thunderous takeoffs and landings for the Boeing Seafair Air Show Aug. 1-2. Jet Blast Bash is also the Museum’s biggest and most popular outdoor family festival. Fans will enjoy live music and exciting DJs, a diversity of food trucks, a beer garden, and dozens of family activities.

Kicky Retro Airline Party Serves Up the 70s on Aug. 15

SEATTLE, June 24, 2026—On Aug. 15 the Museum offers a direct flight back to the summer of 1970 for an evening of dining and drinks, jet set...

Museum Partnership with Kent School District Puts Third Graders at the Front of the Class

June marks the end of the first year of the Museum of Flight’s on-going partnership with Kent School District (KSD) to develop Museum field trip experiences for KSD third-grade students. The 2025-2026 school year partnership has supported eight schools (25 classrooms), and plans are underway to accommodate nine to eighteen schools during the 2026-2027 academic year. Funded in-part by Boeing and 4Culture, the experiences are at no cost to the schools.

June 7 is “Triple Seven” Sunday

SEATTLE, May 27, 2026—On June 7 the Museum celebrates the 31st anniversary of the Boeing 777 entering service with a program of documentary...

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New to the Emerald City? Check Out The Best Rainy Day Activities in Seattle.
The Emerald City is notoriously known for its gloomy weather. However, as any local will tell you, Seattleites won’t let a rainy day ruin their plans. From unique museums and city tours to historic high-rises and eats, there are plenty of fun things to do, even when the weather isn’t ideal. So whether you’re renting an apartment in Capitol Hill or just bought a house in Queen Anne, grab your rain jacket, and let’s check out the best activities for a rainy day in Seattle.

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