Yuri’s Night at The Museum of Flight

The annual Yuri’s Night at The Museum of Flight is back on April 9!

Don’t miss this 21+ space-themed spectacle that joins art, dance, music and technology in tribute to Yuri Gagarin, who became the first person to orbit the Earth on April 12, 1961. Dance in the towering Museum Gallery, transformed into an intergalactic nightclub with some of the best electronic music DJs from Seattle and beyond, including Moon Boots, Jordan Goff, and Samaha.

Space-themed costumes are of course encouraged.

Those who want to keep the party going after Yuri’s Night concludes can join the official afterparty with Noise complaint @ Kremwerk! Three rooms of music going late into the night with a whole other set of headlining DJs.

Grab your tickets here!

Winter Fun for Everyone

Is it cold outside? Yes. Has the sun been replaced by a moody expanse of clouds and an omnipresent drizzle that appears to be falling from all directions? Absolutely. But is that going to stop you from getting out of the house and making the most of this PNW winter? No way!

Here are a few ideas for keeping active and enjoying some serious fun this season.

Take a Tour Through Sweets and Space


Seattle Chocolate Factory Tour
– After a small break, the Seattle Chocolate factory and flagship store is now accepting bookings for tours. Learn about how your favorite chocolates are made and sample some of the most decadent confections.

Museum of Flight– Pack up the whole family and head over to the Museum of Flight. This renowned collection of incredible air and space crafts, artifacts, galleries, and exhibits is just the right spark for your curiosity to light your way through the winter darkness. From the untold flight stories of World War II, to the heroic journey of the Apollo spacecraft to the moon, there’s something here to inspire everyone.

Feel the Rush of the Great Indoors

iFly Indoor Skydiving – Want a truly one-of-a-kind experience guaranteed to lift your spirits? Visit iFly Indoor Skydiving and jump into one of their state-of-the-art wind tunnels that provide a safe flight simulation experience. There’s nothing like it and unlike IRL sky falling, the weather is always memory-making perfect at iFly.

DEFY Extreme Air Sports Trampoline Park – If you’ve been all cooped up this winter and in dire need of getting those wiggles out, DEFY’s trampoline park is calling your name. It pairs safety with no constraints, offering foam pits, trapeze activities, obstacle courses, extreme dodgeball, endless trampolines, and more.

Bundle Up and Enjoy the Show

The Seawolves are Back! – The 2022 Major League Rugby season is finally here and the champion Seattle Seawolves are hosting their opener at Tukwila’s Starfire Sports on February 6 against the Toronto Arrows (booooo). Grab a hot beverage, bundle up in all your favorite Seawolves gear, and get ready for the season’s most exciting sports action in the PNW.

Want more ideas for winter fun? Check out our Activities page.

Free Museum of Flight Entry for Smithsonian Magazine Museum Day

Museum of Flight

Sponsored by Smithsonian Magazine, Museum Day is a one-day event in which participating museums and cultural institutions across the country provide free entry to anyone presenting a Museum Day ticket. Participants are allowed to download one ticket per email address. The ticket provides free general admission on Saturday, September 18, 2021, for two people.

Additional visitors will need their own Museum Day tickets or pay general Museum admission. Children 4 and under are free.

Get your FREE Museum Day ticket.

Fly 5K at the Museum of Flight

Join Orca Running for their 5K event at the Museum of Flight in Tukwila!

The Fly 5K course is a modified out-and-back course that starts and finishes at the Aviation Pavilion, on the west side of East Marginal Way. Participants will run past the main Museum of Flight building as well for fantastic views of iconic aircraft, such as the B-17 bomber, B-47 Stratojet and F-14 Tomcat.

After the race participants gain a complimentary entry into the museum.