“Being around Harold was truly an adventure. You never knew where it was going to go, you never knew what was going to happen, but you knew there was going to be something that you’d remember for the rest of your life.” Check out more from Tim Kundig about Harold Balazs here!

Join archivists from the MAC’s Joel E. Ferris Research Archives and the Spokane Public Library’s Inland Northwest Special Collections, who will share archival materials from this moment in Spokane’s history. Register here: bit.ly/3xqJdzs

Tomorrow, join us #attheMAC at 11 a.m. for a Tuesday Gallery talk! This Tuesday, we'll have Ellen Postlewait, Interpretation Manager, discussing Frank S. Matsura: Portraits from the Borderland!

Just because Earth Month is coming to an end doesn't mean our responsibility to protect our planet ends as well. Check out some resources from The Smithsonian on how to support #OurSustainablePlanet every day at the link below! s.si.edu/3UhTKVl

Bring everyone to @stcu Family Day to experience the newly opened Expo '74 exhibition and then enjoy fun, family-friendly activities, including creating your own 2D and 3D butterflies, origami sky lifts, beading projects, and more! Learn more here: bit.ly/3weRTZD

Immerse yourself in the era of mid-century ranchers during the MAC's 32nd annual Mother's Day Home Tour! DATES: May 11 & 12, 2024 TIME: 12 - 4 pm COST: $25 Members, $30 Non-Members Reserve your ticket at the link below! bit.ly/44FcTFT

Starting this Saturday, experience the familiar, nostalgic, and lesser-known stories from the MAC’s largest archival collection and celebrate Spokane World's Fair at the MAC! Grab your tickets here: bit.ly/3c5qtar

This weekend, Bank of America members can show their credit or debit cards to get into The MAC for free! The MAC is proud to be a participating member in Bank of America's Museums on Us program, allowing members access the first weekend of each month.

The first two episodes of Echoes of Expo from are live now! Go listen to them at echoesofexpo.com, or discover each episode at the Wayfinding Signs in Riverfront Park!

Tomorrow #attheMAC, come meet Lauren Harris, author of The Plum Neighbor and A Place for Harvest, educational fiction picture books about Japanese American life during World War II. Learn more about the event here: bit.ly/3QMwQEM

Check out the amazing lineup of music coming to ArtFest! All this for $5 admission? That's music to our ears.

Have a memory about Expo '74? We want to hear it! Submit your story to expo74memoryshare.northwestmuseum.org and follow along to hear about more memories of Expo! #Expo74 #Memories #attheMAC

Come check out the "Harold Balazs and Friends" tent at ArtFest! Featuring works made by Balazs and from his own private collection, you'll be able to buy and take a piece of Harold home with you!

This might just be the tastiest ArtFest yet! Check out offerings from Bibby Booth, Good ‘Dilla, Jerusalem Middle Eastern Cuisine, Mangia Pizza, Mary Lou’s Ice Cream, Old Fashioned Kettle Corn, Surge Coffee, & Sweetlipz Desserts! Grab your tickets now at bit.ly/3OOQy2D

What an amazing weekend #attheMAC! To our community, sponsors, musicians, restaurant owners, artists, and friends — thank you for making ArtFest 2024 truly memorable!

Highlighting the era of Expo ’74, join us for Driving the American Dream #attheMAC! We'll wax nostalgic about cars from the 1970s, consider design trends and changes, and look at some classic cars with fresh eyes. This summer, roll through the 70s with the MAC!

We hope everyone had a lovely Father's Day! Did you know the holiday actually started in Spokane in 1910? What did you do to celebrate the day?

A reminder that #theMAC is CLSOED TODAY in observance of Juneteenth and will re-open tomorrow — see you then!

Tonight's our first MAC After Hours! Come out from 5-9 pm and experience a fun mix of music, exhibits, and events! Here's what's on tap for tonight: Alchemy Jazz Plaza, 5:30-8:30 pm Outdoor Beer Garden Plaza, 5:30-8:30 pm Stories From the Vault Campbell House, 6-7 pm

Due to the high temperature expected today, Sunday, July 21, Campbell House will be closed for the day. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause you. Rainchecks will be available at Visitor Services so you can return on another day.