Northwest Museum of Arts and Culture aims to be the cultural center of the Northwest Pacific by involving the society and tourists through Tradition, Arts, and Native Plateau culture. Its mission is to participate in the audiences' gratitude for Inland Northwest and beyond art, history, and cultures through collections, exhibitions, and programs that enrich and inspire them. This historic residence of 13,000 square feet, designed by Kirkland Cutter, offers a first-hand idea of reality in Spokane at the turn of the 20th century. They provide an exposure to art, history and culture from their Region and beyond to over 100,000 visitors annually, including thousands of students. They preserve collections of more than one million artifacts and archival materials, including a comprehensive collection of art, historical objects, and textiles from this region, a significant research archive, and the largest collection of Plateau Indian art and artifacts.
Best Places To See in Spokane
Handpicked Top 3 Places To Visit in Spokane, Washington. All of our places to see actually face a rigorous 50-Point Inspection, which includes customer reviews, history, complaints, ratings, satisfaction, trust, cost and general excellence. You deserve only the best!
NORTHWEST MUSEUM OF ARTS AND CULTURE REVIEWS
We loved the Downton Abbey exhibit. Beautiful gowns! We also loved the Fly Boys exhibit. I was never a fan of history as a kid, but when I discovered museums, I became a lover of history. Seeing items that belonged to real people and brought to life periods and events made it so real.
It was very nice. Small gift shop. Several exhibits offered when we went. Elevators for convenience. They also have The Campbell House you can tour included into the reasonable ticket fee. Worth exploring!
Every time we visit the exhibitions have been both entertaining and informative, covering local interest and expanding to the rest of the world. Polite, kind helpful staff. Thoughtful following of latest health directives. A joy to visit for the entire family.
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Blue Zoo Aquarium is an inspiring interactive aquarium located in Spokane, WA. It has 200+ species of animals, a 24-foot pirate ship, and two water tables. Blue Zoo Aquarium's mission is to educate and inspire people in a friendly, hands-on environment. It has sea creatures like jellyfish, clownfish, seahorses, octopus, and sharks. The staffs at Blue Zoo Aquarium are kind and friendly to all the visitors. The Ray tank has the primary attraction where children allow to touch the fishes. Blue Zoo Aquarium offers free admission for children aged two and under.
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Adults & Teens: $19.95
Children:$16.95
Military: $17.95
12 or More: $13.95
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Fri & Sat: 11am - 8pm
Sun:11am - 6pm
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BLUE ZOO AQUARIUM SPOKANE REVIEWS
My son loves this place. Petting the stingrays is probably our favorite activity. Hailey greeted us at the door and was friendly and super nice. Good customer service goes a long way. Staff is always friendly too and answer any questions we have. Great place to go on a family outing.
Awesome place to take the kids. The new bird cage was awesome and my kids had a great time. Could be a little cheaper but the experience was well worth the memories!!
Tons of fun for your whole family for an insanely cheap price. The time I had was priceless. Seriously good deal! From bird feeding to touching tank hours of fun for kids and adults. Highly recommend visiting!
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Cat Tales Wildlife Center is a wildlife rescue and rehab center located in Mead, WA. Cat Tales was founded in 1990 by Mike and Debbie Wyche and incorporated on July 27, 1991, as a 501(c)3 non-profit charity. The center works on the mission to provide a safe and secure home for rescued big cats and wildlife. Cat Tales Wildlife Center provides a private and guided tour for visitors. With the age restrictions, visitors can Hand feed a big cat or black bear. The animal population is based on current rescues and forever home needs. Many animals with difficult pasts have been rescued from dangerous circumstances or private owners and are frequently put at Cat Tales as a final home and safe sanctuary. They offer free unlimited admission for a year to their members.
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Children (5-12): $10
Students (13-18 & up to age 22 with student ID): $12
Senior Citizens (65+): $12
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Mon: Closed
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CAT TALES WILDLIFE CENTER REVIEWS
A great place to take kids to show them some animals they would not see on a daily basis. You can get a guided tour if you request. They also have a gift shop on site if you wish to purchase anything.
A great place to see some cool cats, friendly bears and a chill pack or wolves and coyotes. Worth the investment into our community. 100 percent goes into the care of the animals and their needs! Check it out if your not a "scared cat!"
A great place to take your kids. You can tell that they take excellent care of the animals there.
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