Sea Mar Museum of Chicano/a/Latino/a Culture

THE FIRST OF ITS KIND IN THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST, THE SEA MAR MUSEUM OF CHICANO/A/LATINO/A CULTURE SHOWCASES THE HISTORY OF CHICANO/AS AND LATINO/AS FROM POST-WAR MIGRATION TO PRESENT TIME.

At the Sea Mar Museum of Chicano/a/Latino/a Culture, visitors can delve into the rich history of Mexican Americans, Chicano/as, and Latino/as from the past to the present. This museum captures the social and economic evolution of Washington's Spanish-speaking community through the voices, documents, and photographs of its people.

From the post-World War II era to modern times, our exhibits explore themes such as work, play, religion, politics, migration, civil rights, family, and community. The museum's collection is a testament to how life and culture have developed in Washington as people migrated and immigrated to the state. Discover the story of Washington's Chicano/a/Latino/a community and how it has grown and evolved over time.

The Vision

The Sea Mar Museum of Chicano/a/Latino/a Culture aims to provide a historical experience that instills pride in Chicano/a/Latino/a culture and fosters an understanding and appreciation of Chicano/a/Latino/a culture for the broader community. The museum’s collection showcases artifacts and various art forms to create a historical legacy that brings to life the story of Chicano/a/Latino/as in the Pacific Northwest.

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