The unity museum was happy to welcome the Bahai Historian Association that organized and planned a three day conference. The meetings are concluded, and our visitors have flown home. We are reflecting on the many stories told about local history from across the history, and the immense research each group member performed on their surrounding communities. While some decided to give presentations in the format of a workshop, showing everyone the methods and approaches to post Wikipedia and Bahaipedia articles, other participants had powerpoint slideshows to accompany their talks, and newspaper articles. Everyone had fun at their three day conference, listening and holding conversation with historians of reknown, museum visitors and Bahais alike.

After meeting virtually for two-and-a-half years, We are pleased to invite you to the first annual in-person Baha'i Historians Association Conference to be held at the Unity Museum, 4341 UniversityWay NE 210-212, in Seattle, WA from August 11-13th, 2023 The conference is open to the public who are interested in the Baha'i contribution in local communities across the USA. Unity Museum is open to all public gatherings, conferences or community activities such as in the past the Native Tlingit group, the Seattle Film Association, to mention a few.

We'd like to thank the University District Partnership for financially supporting us to launch our Historical Walking Tours of The Ave. This coming Saturday will be our fourth even from Fiftieth to Fourty-Second Avenue. We are blessed with an abundance of storytelling about the visits or residencies of a number of notable historic contributors or residents, such as the first female mayor in the U.S., Bruce Lee and his first studio, the formation of the Starbucks Enterprise, Nirvana for our youth, Macklemore working at a hat shop, Mark Tobey the first American artist exhibited in the Louvre, and Shiga's Imports to mention a few. Look forward to see you every first & third Saturday every month at the parking lot at the University Heights Community Center at noontime. Our tours are free however donations will be accepted. We invite you for a meet and greet afterwards for coffee tea or light refreshments, unitymuseum.org