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“THE BEST WAY FOR US TO FIGHT BACK IS TO PARTY.
THAT’S A FORM OF REVOLUTION WHEN THEY TELL US WE’RE NOT WELCOME ANYMORE.” EULA SCOTT BYNOE, LIFELONG CENTRAL AREA RESIDENT |
Wa Na Wari is currently closed to visitors, so we can keep our staff and community safe.
Please visit our outdoor installations any time and check out our upcoming virtual events.
Please visit our outdoor installations any time and check out our upcoming virtual events.
Enjoy this virtual tour of our current exhibit created by Blake and Eric of Disjecta in Portland!
We are located at 911 24th Ave, Seattle WA 98122
ACCESSIBILITY
Wa Na Wari is sited in a 5th-generation Black-owned home that was constructed in the 1910s.
Accessibility is a priority for us.
Until we raise the funds to make the necessary adjustments to the home, the space has some accessibility limitations.
The first floor is up one flight of seven stairs with a handrail. The bathroom is on the second floor, up 20 steps with a handrail. We thank our community for their patience while we work to make Wa Na Wari more accessible.
ACCESSIBILITY
Wa Na Wari is sited in a 5th-generation Black-owned home that was constructed in the 1910s.
Accessibility is a priority for us.
Until we raise the funds to make the necessary adjustments to the home, the space has some accessibility limitations.
The first floor is up one flight of seven stairs with a handrail. The bathroom is on the second floor, up 20 steps with a handrail. We thank our community for their patience while we work to make Wa Na Wari more accessible.