Located in Spokane's historic Browne's Addition neighborhood, the Northwest Museum of Arts & Culture houses one of the most significant American Indian Collections in the U.S. The museum has more than 35,000 Native items, mostly from the Plateau region of the Pacific Northwest, but due to limited exhibition space, only about 150 items are on display at any one time. Art shows and lectures by members of area tribes are held, as well as a 10-day course on the Salish culture and language.
Location:
2316 W 1st Ave, Spokane Washington 99204
Telephone
509-456-3931
Other History nearby:
(Harrison) Crane House
(Airway Heights) Fairchild Heritage Museum
(Fairfield) Fairfield Museum
(Coeur d'Alene) Fort Sherman Museum
(Spokane) Historic Flour Mill
(Davenport) Lincoln County Historical Museum
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02/21 Coming to The Spokane area
Buttermilk Festival Kamiah ID April6 Learn to make butter the old fashioned way with a modern day twist, and then enjoy your creation on some fresh baked Dutch oven bread. Take in the pancake breakfast, Buttermilk Bowl bowling tournament, horse plop 50/50 raffle, variety of vendors and live music throughout the day.
Pierce 1860 Days Celebration Pierce ID August2-4 Celebrating the founding of the First Gold Rush Town in Idaho! Fun for the whole family...live music, street dance, parade, games, costume contest, ATV Fun Run, Dutch Oven cooking, craft & food vendors, softball tournament, and more.
Festival at Sandpoint Sandpoint ID August1-11 Since 1983, the non-profit Festival at Sandpoint has hosted its internationally renowned summer concert series in a casual and relaxed atmosphere at Memorial Field, in Sandpoint, Idaho. The Festival is an audience-friendly, customized concert experience without equal.
Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival Moscow ID February20-23 You'll see the best at this four day musical extravaganza in Moscow. The World's greatest jazz artists conduct workshops and clinic by day and perform in star studded concerts at night.
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