Enjoy the fashion, history and hands-on fun in celebration of the opening of the Museum of Flights’s new exhibition, Runway to Runway: Styles and Stories of Flight Attendant Fashions.
Enjoy the fashion, history and hands-on fun in celebration of the opening of the Museum of Flights’s new exhibition, Runway to Runway: Styles and Stories of Flight Attendant Fashions.
The Museum of Flight’s annual Yuri’s Night space party transforms the Museum into a 21+ intergalactic nightclub celebrating real and imagined spaceflight with music, dancing, cosplay, art and astrotalk.
Celebrate The MiG-21 Project’s final weekend at The Museum of Flight with two days of art-themed, hands-on activities!
Hops & Props is the Museum of Flight’s annual celebration of the best craft brews from across the Northwest and around the world — all in support of The Museum of Flight.
Fashion District NW and The Museum of Flight are teaming up once again for the 3rd annual Fashion in Flight. Designers from across the Northwest will showcase their latest collections against a backdrop of historic aircraft in the museum’s Great Gallery.
This Halloween, step into a night where history and mystery entwine. Inspired by the legendary “Night Witches” — fearless World War II aviators who flew under cover of darkness — the Museum of Flight transforms into a haunting ground of supernatural adventure.
The Museum of Flight is once again transforming into the Museum of Fright—a Halloween celebration packed with games, activities, and spook-tacular fun for the whole family. Across the galleries, you’ll find Halloween-themed adventures designed to spark imagination, inspire innovation, and get everyone into the Halloween spirit.
For sixty years, the Museum has been a beloved part of the Pacific Northwest—and now it’s time to honor that legacy with a weekend full of special events, stories, and fun for the whole family.
Head to the Museum of Flight for Jet Blast Bash, the ultimate outdoor party where you can watch the Boeing Seafair Air Show.
Saturday, June 21 is the opening day and world premier of the Museum of Flight’s new exhibit featuring The MiG-21 Project — a 5-year multidisciplinary project from South African artist Ralph Ziman who transformed 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.