“Northwest Museum of Arts and Culture aims to establish itself as the Northwest Pacific region's foremost cultural center by engaging local communities and tourists with its focus on Tradition, Arts, and Native Plateau culture. The museum's primary mission is to cultivate a sense of appreciation and gratitude among its visitors for the art, history, and diverse cultures of the Inland Northwest and beyond. Northwest Museum of Arts and Culture is housed within a historic 13,000-square-foot residence, expertly designed by Kirkland Cutter, the museum offers a unique glimpse into life in Spokane during the turn of the 20th century. Drawing in over 100,000 visitors annually, including numerous students, the museum provides an immersive experience showcasing the region's art, history, culture, and more. At the heart of the museum's endeavors lies its extensive collections, encompassing over one million artifacts and archival materials. This includes a comprehensive collection of art, historical objects, textiles specific to the region, and a significant research archive, and these collections form an integral part of the region's heritage. Free admission for children 5 and under.”
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