Come see how zero-emission aviation is here to stay at the Emerald City’s first green aviation event.
Electric-powered aircraft will be on display outside, while inside the Museum catch a premiere screening of Pulitzer: Electric Aircraft Race, chronicling the first all-electric version of aviation’s legendary Pulitzer Trophy Race.
Through rare archival footage, personal stories, and the voices of modern visionaries, the film captures the spirit of competition, progress, and imagination that defines aviation. It is a story of legacy and transformation—how yesterday’s race for speed became today’s race for the future of flight.
After the film, a panel discussion with Beta Technologies pilot and Pulitzer Race first place winner, Tyler Prather, second place winner Jakki Galella, and third place winner Henry Stanley.
The prestigious Pulitzer Trophy helped innovators advance the field of aviation in its early years, and the Pulitzer Electric Aircraft Race now serves to inspire today’s creators of zero-emission aircraft.
Event Details
Date: Saturday, August 29, 2026
Time: 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM
This program is FREE for Museum Members and included with General Admission.
Schedule
Full event schedule coming soon.
About the Film
The documentary, by Aviatrix Company, LLC, bridges a century of innovation, from the roaring 1920s air races that pushed aviation into the modern age to today’s revolution in electric flight. In 1925, daring pilots raced roaring engines for speed and glory; in 2025, pioneers gather again to compete with clean, quiet, and sustainable aircraft. Through rare archival footage, personal stories, and the voices of modern visionaries, the film captures the spirit of competition, progress, and imagination that defines aviation. It is a story of legacy and transformation—how yesterday’s race for speed became today’s race for the future of flight. Produced by Susan Roe Musacchio, a third generation Aviatrix and LegacyFILM.
