Greek-American Historical Museum of Washington State

05/11/2026

04/28/2026

Tickets still available for our afternoon event!

04/14/2026

Event Invite: An Afternoon of Wine, Music, and History - https://mailchi.mp/70329f71e4e5/kostas-opa

04/05/2026

Greek Independence Day Celebration flyer and program - held at St. Demetrios Hall, Seattle, Washington, “Greek Independence Day flyer,” Greeks in Washington, accessed March 30, 2026, https://greeksinwa.omeka.net/items/show/515.

04/02/2026

🖼Explore the Exhibit Online: https://www.greeksinwashington.org/digital-exhibits/a-culinary-philosopher

03/31/2026

Join us for “An Afternoon of Wine, Music, and History” 🍷🏛️

We’ll be gathering at Kostas Opa at 3pm.
Enjoy local wines (21+) while exploring stories, photos, and artifacts that honor Greek-American life in Washington.

Your registration supports our mission to keep these cultural and historical resources free and open to the community. Reserve your spot, bring a friend, and spend a social afternoon connecting with our shared history.

Tickets on Sale Now: greeksinwashington.org/events

03/27/2026

The Northwest Greek Collection: News, Events, and History Volume 29
Of renewal, tradition, and cultural celebration - https://mailchi.mp/1883642ad7b5/march-2026

02/22/2026

From the Archives:
Photograph in front of Seattle's Greek Orthodox Church of the Assumption at its consecration by the Bishop Athenagoras, 1954

Donated by Jerry Costacos. AuthorJohn (Hack) Miller - Seattle Post Intelligencer, “Assumption Seattle Consecration,” Greeks in Washington, https://greeksinwa.omeka.net/items/show/574.

02/21/2026

"There's nothing like us!"
From Spokane to Seattle to Bellingham, Mary Sellinas Hulbush maintained her faith, her friends and her Greek heritage. Mary had two fathers, two marriages and lived in three cities. Throughout her life, her positive outlook and concern for friends and relatives have remained unflappable - in her own words.

Visit the Exhibit: https://www.greeksinwashington.org/digital-exhibits/my-heart-is-in-three-churches

02/05/2026

When Aphrodite (Ethel) Turlis Tschida’s first child was born, her love for the baby was overwhelming and she feared she would not have enough love for future children. Her story in 2011, with four children, 17 grandchildren, 15 great grandchildren, and four more great grandchildren due demonstrates what she already knew, that love only increases with more.
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📜Explore the history: https://www.greeksinwashington.org/digital-exhibits/all-i-need-is-love