Explore the WA State History Museum for free!

Come join us on the Third Thursday of the month to enjoy a little slice of our northwest heritage at the Washington State History Museum. Admission is totally free on the third Thursday of each month from 3-8pm. They have a rotating selection of well done exhibits; you can see the current ones [here](https://www.washingtonhistory.org/exhibitions-events/exhibitions/).

We’ll meet up just inside the building, on the left of the large entry room at 5:30pm. Depending on how many of us there are we’ll likely form smaller groups to wander around with.

There will also be a lecture starting at 5:30 in the auditorium downstairs. This month’s lecture is on Washington’s marine history: “Join the Maritime Washington National Heritage Area for an evening exploring the many communities and cultures that have shaped, and continue to shape, life along Washington’s waterways. Through storytelling, performance, and conversation, we’ll reflect on how living on the water has influenced who we are as Washingtonians. Together, we’ll also explore how these histories and traditions are preserved, shared across communities, and knit into a shared sense of place.”