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Bold and luminous landscape paintings
Lavadour: Land of Origin
January 31-June 7, 2026
One of Oregon's and the nation’s most original and powerful artists
James Lavadour (b. 1951),
Summer,
ed. 8/30 (detail), 2018-2019, 6 color lithograph on Somerset Satin White, 30 x 22 in. Published at Crow’s Shadow Institute of the Arts. Collaborating Master Printer: Judith Baumann. Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art, University of Oregon: Purchased with funds from the William A. Haseltine Endowment for Pacific Northwest Art.
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Spokane as you've never seen it
Brick by Brick: We Built this City
January 17-June 28, 2026
LEGO® Brick interpretations of Spokane’s most recognizable structures transform the creative and playful act of building into an exploration of how architecture influences our sense of community.
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Our Stories: American Indians in Spokane
Saturday, April 25th, 10am - 3pm
Experience Spokane’s rich history from the perspective of the first people of this land and the Native community who call Spokane home today. Enjoy music, food and family activities on the outdoor plaza
plus free museum admission!
Presented by
Chief William Yallup, Mrs. William Yallup, Tom Yallup 1925. Frank Guilbert photographer. Northwest Museum of Arts and Culture (L97-2.3)
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50 Years of Bloomsday
14 Million Miles
March 28 - May 3
Join the MAC as we celebrate 50 years of the Lilac Bloomsday Run. Explore stories and objects from the 1970's through today and share your own memories of Spokane's landmark road race.
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Experiences that Enrich & Inspire
We provide an exposure to art, history and culture from our Region and beyond to over 100,000 visitors annually, including thousands of students. We 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 known collection of Plateau Indian art and artifacts.
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What Membership at the MAC Means
Your annual membership directly funds exhibitions, educational programs, and events, and helps to preserve and make the Museum’s collections accessible to the community. These collections are an integral part of the heritage of this region. Your online transaction is secure.
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Bold and luminous landscape paintings
Lavadour: Land of Origin
January 31-June 7, 2026
One of Oregon's and the nation’s most original and powerful artists
James Lavadour (b. 1951),
Summer,
ed. 8/30 (detail), 2018-2019, 6 color lithograph on Somerset Satin White, 30 x 22 in. Published at Crow’s Shadow Institute of the Arts. Collaborating Master Printer: Judith Baumann. Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art, University of Oregon: Purchased with funds from the William A. Haseltine Endowment for Pacific Northwest Art.
Exhibition info
Spokane as you've never seen it
Brick by Brick: We Built this City
January 17-June 28, 2026
LEGO® Brick interpretations of Spokane’s most recognizable structures transform the creative and playful act of building into an exploration of how architecture influences our sense of community.
Exhibition Info
Our Stories: American Indians in Spokane
Saturday, April 25th, 10am - 3pm
Experience Spokane’s rich history from the perspective of the first people of this land and the Native community who call Spokane home today. Enjoy music, food and family activities on the outdoor plaza
plus free museum admission!
Presented by
Chief William Yallup, Mrs. William Yallup, Tom Yallup 1925. Frank Guilbert photographer. Northwest Museum of Arts and Culture (L97-2.3)
Learn More
50 Years of Bloomsday
14 Million Miles
March 28 - May 3
Join the MAC as we celebrate 50 years of the Lilac Bloomsday Run. Explore stories and objects from the 1970's through today and share your own memories of Spokane's landmark road race.
EXHIBITION INFO
Previous
Next
Plan a Visit
From gallery hours to parking, learn everything you need to know for a visit to the MAC.
Get Started
Become a Member
Membership at the MAC means benefits. Including store discounts and exclusive ticket deals!
Join Now
Attend a Program
Experience lectures, demonstrations, films, live performances, tours, and hands-on instruction.
Get Information
Experiences that Enrich & Inspire
We provide an exposure to art, history and culture from our Region and beyond to over 100,000 visitors annually, including thousands of students. We 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 known collection of Plateau Indian art and artifacts.
Exhibitions
Events Calendar
Online Resources
Donate
What Membership at the MAC Means
Your annual membership directly funds exhibitions, educational programs, and events, and helps to preserve and make the Museum’s collections accessible to the community. These collections are an integral part of the heritage of this region. Your online transaction is secure.
Join Now