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Spokane Timeline: Personal Voices
- Date(s): 09/06/2008 - 12/31/2009
- Times: Tuesday - Sunday: 11 am - 5 pm
- Event Location: Northwest Museum of Arts & Culture
- Event Address: 2316 W. First Avenue
- Phone: (509) 456-3931
- Admission: Adults: $7; Seniors: $5 (62 & over); Students: $5 (Valid School ID required for students over 18); Children (5 year of age & under): Free;
- Venue(s):
Northwest Museum of Arts & Culture
Over a century of Spokane history translated into a three-dimensional tapestry of personal stories. Collection treasures tell of family, community and business adventures from fur trade and fire, through aviation and ticker tape. BIG TIMBER explores the history of logging in the Inland Northwest. From lumber camps and “lady loggers” to “river pigs” and railroads, this new Spokane Timeline feature explores multiple facets of a key Inland Northwest industry.
Dancing and Comedy at Bluz
- Date(s): 06/01/2009 - 06/14/2010
- Times: 8:00 pm
- Event Location: Bluz at the Bend
- Event Address: 2721 N Market St
- Phone: (877) 483-7300
- Admission: $10
- Venue(s):
Bluz at the Bend
Live Music five nights a week, Wednesdays through Sundays --Blues, Jazz, RocknRoll - local and national acts and always free of charge. Full Dinner and Drinks menu, including Live Maine Lobster. Standup Comedy in the upstairs showroom on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday nights, 8:00pm. Downstairs music starts at 8:00pm on Wed, Thur, and Sun nights; 9:00pm on Fridays and Saturdays. Come dance on the 350 sq foot dance floor!!
Spokane Timeline: Big Timber
- Date(s): 04/21/2009 - 07/30/2010
- Times: 11am - 5pm
- Event Location: Northwest Museum of Arts and Culture
- Event Address: 2316 W. First (Browne's Addition)
- Contact: Michele Nacarato
- Phone: 456-3931
- Admission: $7 adult, $5 senior/student kids under 5 free
- Venue(s):
Northwest Museum of Arts & Culture
From lumber camps and “lady loggers” to “river pigs” and railroads, the upcoming timber exhibit
explores the many facets of an industry that was a corner stone of Inland Northwest history.
Union pins, log brands, caulk boots, mess tent dishes, crosscut saws, plenty of stories, and
much more make this exhibit a lively entry point to an important topic.
Living Legacy: The American Indian Collection
- Date(s): 09/01/2008 - 07/18/2010
- Times: Tuesday - Sunday: 11am - 5pm
- Event Location: Northwest Museum of Arts & Culture
- Event Address: 2316 W. First Avenue
- Phone: (509) 456-3931
- Admission: Adults: $7; Seniors: $5 (62 & over); Students: $5 (Valid School ID required for students over 18); Children (5 year of age & under): Free;
- Venue(s):
Northwest Museum of Arts & Culture
View the entire Manning American Indian Collection acquired in 1916 as the founding collection of the Northwest Museum of Arts & Culture. This exhibition explores the legacy of “Victorian” collecting and the period during which Native Americans saw their cultural objects institutionalized in glass cases.
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