Public Programs
Through entertaining and thought-provoking programs, the MAC connects lifelong learners with the visual and performing arts, history and cultures, and creative crafts-making. From talks and tours to films, art workshops, and live performances, there is something for almost every interest. Led by talented artists, scholars, and enthusiasts, each program offers a chance to spark your creativity, share meaningful experiences, and discover something new.
Learn more about our program offerings by subject below, by date in our calendar of events, or in our MAC Bound newsletter. Programs are published in four-month cycles, so be sure to check back.
UPCOMING EVENTS
L-R: Chief William Yallup, Mrs. William Yallup, Tom Yallup, 1925.
Frank Guilbert photographer. Northwest Museum of Arts and Culture (L97-2.3)
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!
Mother's Day Home Tour 2026
Sunday, May 10, Noon-4pm
Join us for our 34th annual Mother's Day Home Tour and visit iconic mansions of Spokane's oldest neighborhood. This year, we have three locations to visit: Lowewenberg-Roberts House (1889), Dillingham House (1898), and Campbell House (1898).
MAC After Hours
Come to the MAC the last Wednesday of the month for live music, beer and wine, art classes, gallery talks and more. Museum admission is 50% off (free for members). Visit the event calendar to read about each month's offerings.
2026 After Hours
April 29th