Spontaneous city adventures are always a hit with kids. So why not pair an impromptu day out with a history lesson? If you’re looking for a hands-on way to celebrate Black History Month with kids in Seattle, you’ll find it at these local museums, theaters, monuments and playgrounds. We’ve got the spots, you make it count.
Northwest African American Museum
25 years in the making, NAAM opened its doors to the public in 2008. Since then, its staff has educated visitors on the experiences of African Americans in the Northwest through art, music, craft, literature and history exhibits. Even the building itself—the former Colman School—is an
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