Wing Luke Museum Gallery Immersion Tour
Explore the objects that shape our identities, histories and cultural narratives as Wing Luke Museum’s education guides lead you through the Ten Thousand Things exhibit. This exhibition expands on Shin Yu Pai’s acclaimed public radio podcast. From hand-crafted kapa cloth to a cherished abacus, from a well-worn walis tingting broom to vitrified orbs, each item on display carries its own narrative of belonging, resilience, and transformation.
The Gallery Immersion tour will also include other exhibits and locations in Wing Luke’s special historic spaces.
There is no charge to UWRA members for this tour. After the tour, you have the option of joining in a no-host lunch at a restaurant near the museum.
ACCESSIBILITY NOTES: There is elevator access to all three floors of the museum. Some areas of the first floor have ramps. The historic spaces of the museum have been preserved to share the building’s original structure and some doorways in that area are 26″ wide. Narrow wheelchairs are available to borrow at the front desk of the museum, or email tours@wingluke.org if you will need an alternate route for a wheelchair with larger than 26″ clearance.
Wing Luke Museum is eager to accommodate all visitors. Detailed information on what to expect at the museum is here.