Not as large as many city museums but exhibits are so well done and filled with content and quality, you might think you are in a world famous venue. As seniors, we paid $5.00 each! The Indian cultural exhibit includes intricately made, beaded clothing that makes a lasting impression of the artistic ability of various tribes in the area. The... More

When we visited, the MAC had an interesting mix of Native American artifacts, impressionist paintings and a touring exhibit on dirt! We enjoyed all of them, but at least there was something for nearly everyone. The impressionist exhibit is impressive; I wasn't expecting to see a couple of Renoirs in Spokane. The dirt exhibit is extremely well done and has... More

What I liked: gorgeous building, free parking, great neighborhood, local artists' exhibit, Impressionist exhibit, cafe with yummy hummus (chocolate hummus?!), interesting local history exhibit. What I was under-impressed by: the "Soils Exhibit" (or was it named "Dirt"?) That's what drew us there, and we found it disappointing. Very elaborate displays that are carted from museum to museum, and as much... More

This is not only a great local museum but the European art is wonderful. Campbell house is open on Saturday. Great children's programs. Great bargain. You will love it! More

A bright spot in the Spokane landscape. They have excellent rotating exhibits featuring local, national and international subjects. My only complaint is that due to budget cuts they are no longer open on Sundays. More

You walk on it, you dig in it, now you can actually see what a soil really is all about. An excellent exhibit until Sept. 2012. More

This museum has some wonderful displays that they change out periodically. I particularly love the Campbell house that you can walk through and have enjoyed it for over fifty years. At Christmas time they have actors that dress in old time clothes and act out their parts. A must see for everyone, tourists and residents of Spokane. More

I was at the Davinci exhibit and at the Native American Baskets exhibit. It is amazing how the staff transforms the relatively small space for the different exhibits. The first time we went through the old house, having been once (once is enough) we skipped it the 2nd time. Clean facility. Pleasant staff. More

Spokane has always been a modest blue collar kind of town. Nothing particularly interesting or exciting has ever happened in this area. Despite a beautiful new building, the Museum continues to struggle to attract visitors to its modest collection. Part of the reason for the lack of interest is the exceptoinally high fees charged. The Cambell House, which is located... More