Seattle Art Book Fair
Cherry Hill Street Tree Walk
Washington Hall

Celebrate independent publishing, book design, and artist books at this annual festival. Join Taha on a guided walk of the neighborhood exploring both its history and its street trees. (Leisurely pace along paved sidewalks, approximately 1 mile of walking, estimated to take about 1.5 hours, rain or shine!)

Tickets: Free

Burke Museum
Author Talk

Join Taha for a talk about Seattle’s street trees and their interconnections with our cultural history, including a few of the notable trees near the Burke Museum.

Tickets: $25 (General Admission) / $15 (Burke Museum Members)

Dunn Gardens
Guided Tree Walk

Join Taha on a guided walk to see and learn about some of her favorite trees at historic Dunn Gardens, a 7-acre public garden in Seattle’s Broadview neighborhood that was originally designed in 1915 by the renowned Olmsted Brothers landscaping firm and is the only residential estate they designed in Washington state that remains open to visitors.

Tickets: $15 (General Admission) / $10 (Dunn Gardens Members)  

Chinatown-International District 
Street Tree & History Walk
In collaboration with Vanishing Seattle

Join Taha, Cynthia (from Vanishing Seattle), and special guests for a walking tour of the Chinatown-International District highlighting notable street trees and the lesser-known stories and histories of the people and places that came before us. (Leisurely pace along paved sidewalks, approximately 1 mile of walking, estimated to take about 2 hours, rain or shine!)

Tickets: Free*
*Thanks to support from the City of Seattle’s Office of Arts & Culture and King County 4Culture

Seattle Art Museum (SAM)
Beyond Mysticism: The Modern Northwest

An exhibition focusing on the 1930s modern art movement in the Pacific Northwest. Featured in the exhibit is a “living label” video interview of Taha talking about the trees in Georgia O’Keeffe’s artwork.