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Take a walk on Capitol Hill’s AIDS Memorial Pathway

Forty-five years after the AIDS epidemic began, many still mourn lost community members and fight the stigma of a positive diagnosis. Today, an estimated 1.2 million Americans live with HIV — benefiting from improved medical care, yet still navigating life without a cure. Above Capitol Hill Station, a 20-foot high sculpture made up of speakers creates an “X” above the plaza. Entitled ‘andimgonnamisseverybody,’ the piece is a backdrop to daily li…
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Capitol Hill Seattle broke the news on Thursday, June 25, 2026.
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