Hidden Histories is a touring program of five short narrative films about the World War II incarceration of Japanese Americans. Each film tells a personal story dramatizing a different period of this history, form the issuance of Executive Order 9066 to the incarceration's present-day legacy for younger generations. Discussion with the filmmakers to follow.

This program is free for Museum members and included with general admission for non-members*. Please purchase admission at the front desk prior to the event. RSVPs are strongly encouraged using this online form.

*Please note, general adult admission will be $12 effective September 19, 2017.