Events

The Seattle Chapter of the Sons of the American Revolutions and the Rainier Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution are hosting a viewing of the movie “The American Miracle” on June 14, 2026. The author and nationally syndicated commentator Michael Medved and the movie's executive producer Ralf Augstroze will introduce the movie and provide perspective on its meaning and the making of the movie. Before and after the movie, guests will be able to tour the Rainier Chapter House, a replica of George Washington's beloved Mount Vernon home, that was built in 1925 by the Daughters of the American Revolution. Historical artifacts and an extensive flag exhibit will be on display along with a number of displays by the SAR, DAR, CAR, and Girl Scout. Tickets: Admission is free but please sign in for the event at Eventbrite  or use the QR code shown on the attached flier.

Support the Heritage Quest Research Library. Celebrate the patriots of the past - a Night of Giving and Remembrance - meet local historians that can help you with your family history. Dinner & cash bar; silent auction & raffle.

The program at the Stillaguamish Valley Genealogical Society will be a virtual presentation of "Navigating the Seven C's of Genealogy" with Thomas MacEntee. Do genealogy “resolutions” really work? How about setting genealogy “goals” or “themes” instead? Here is a developed a list of seven “themes” to guide you this year and hopefully you can institute these as general “rules to do genealogy by” over the next few years. The themes cover most areas of concern for every family historian, whether you’ve been at this for some time or you are just getting started. Participants will learn how to focus on seven key areas in genealogy research: Clean, Collect, Curate, Create, Connect, Conserve and Continue. For more information, visit the SVGS website. 

The Eastside Genealogical Society German Interest Group is hosting “Striking Gold: Using Cluster Research to Identify an Unknown Father” with Dana Palmer, CG, CGL.