Black Meetings and Tourism

March/April 2014

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WASHINGTON The Seattle/Tacoma area is home base to Boeing. Take a tour of The Boeing Company/Future of Flight Aviation Center. Also The Museum of Flight has a rich collection of exhibits and programs. The Seattle music scene is one of the most diverse in North America. From alternative rock and grunge, to jazz and underground hip-hop, music was, and still is one of Seattle's gifts to the world. Multiple Grammy winners Quincy Jones, Nirvana and Kenny G all grew up in Seattle. But arguably the best guitarist of all time, Jimi Hendrix hails from Seattle and there are tributes all over town touting the accomplishments of this musical genius. Check out Jimi Hendrix: An Evolution of Sound at the EMP Museum. For Black history the Northwest African American Museum is a great place to start. Spokane Falls and the 100-acre Riverfront Park are among the best sight seeing attractions in the Pacific Northwest. Seattle Landmark, The Space Needle Photo Credit Giovanni Gagliardi Arizona Office of Tourism, (866) 275-5816 / www.Arizonaguide.com California Tourism, (877) 225-4367 / www.visitcalifornia.com Colorado Tourism, (800) Colorado / www.colorado.com Hawaii Tourism, (800) GoHawaii / www.gohawaii.com Nevada Commission on Tourism, (800) Nevada-8 /0 www.travelnevada.com New Mexico Tourism Department, (505) 877-7400 / www.newmexico.org Oklahoma Tourism and Recreation Dept., (800) 652-6552 / www.trav elok.com Oregon Tourism Commission, (800) 547-7842 / www.traveloregon.com Texas Tourism Division, (512) 936-0101 / www.traveltex.com Utah Travel Council, (800) 200-1160 / www.utah.com Washington State Tourism, (800) 544-1800 / www.experiencewa.com • • • • GETTING IN TOUCH • • • • B M & T ••• March/April 2014 ••• www.blackmeetingsandtourism.com 36 •pg_27-37.qxp__BMT_pg3-58 5/20/14 5:33 PM Page 36

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