Northwest Museum of Arts & Culture

Definitely do some research about what’s on display before you go and check for any other closures. We visited earlier in 2025 and the basement of the Campbell House was closed for repair and they were in the middle of redoing one of the main exhibits in the museum. We were offered a rain check to come back for the Campbell House but not the main museum. Word of warning-the rain checks are printed on receipt paper and are heat sensitive. I kept it in the car so we would have it when we returned but after hot Spokane summers, the paper had just turned black. Also, the Campbell House doesn’t open at the same time as the museum so if you want to see both, check the hours ahead of time. We did go back this past weekend and were able to see everything we missed the first time around. They do a great job of showcasing everything.

— Tricia Madison

My 14 year old and I made a short visit today after lunch before they closed at 5pm and had so much fun! We walked around the outside of the Campbell house (tours closed at 4pm but we were offered a rain check) and will definitely be back to visit the inside another day, and were able to enjoy the Preston Singletary: Raven and the Box of Daylight exhibit which was truly a beautiful immersive experience. The museum was very warm, and a little difficult to navigate where things were at first but we got the hang of it after a brief walk around. The staff was so friendly and helpful, and everything including the restrooms were neat and clean. The gift shop has a lot to choose from, and everything is easily handicap accessible. I highly recommend visiting, we’ll definitely be back soon!

— Julie Thomas

For years "The MAC" has been a place my family and I have enjoyed visiting periodically and they never cease to disappoint. With the newest addition to our family, my wife and I took advantage of the Bank of America Museum days offer and ventured to the latest showcase. It was just so beautifully done and incredibly unique learning about the indigenous origin stories of a First Nations group in British Columbia. The art was superb and story telling very involved and thoughtfully showcased. It's a peaceful museum that regularly has exhibits suitable for the family. We toured the Campbell House while we were at it and love how well they have restored and preserved the history of Spokane and it's architecture. It's certainly worth a visit any day any time of the year and we'll continue to come for years.

— David Farmer (Dave)

Cool museum. Especially liked the mansion next door and all of the indigenous artwork. The current blown glass display was amazing. A good way to spend a few hours when it's cold outside

— Chris Koslin

Comprehensive special exhibits representing the historical culture(s) of the region. Museum is well lite, colorful & staff is attentive & very helpful. Be sure to visit the Davenport mansion next door with a tour every hour. Part of the museum admisson.

— Kent Sweitzer