Northwest Museum of Arts and Culture
Under $25Spokane's largest museum, known as the MAC, covering Inland Northwest history, Plateau Indian culture, and regional art.
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A 65-acre wooded arboretum in southwest Spokane with labeled trees and woody plants along Garden Springs Creek.
3404 West Woodland Boulevard, Spokane, Washington 99224 · Spokane, WA
The Finch Arboretum covers wooded hills in southwest Spokane. Its labeled collection of trees and shrubs follows Garden Springs Creek and mixes native species with cultivated plants that suit the local climate. Visitors can walk through settings that range from a native pine forest to a shaded glen of rhododendrons. Seasonal activities run through the year, guided tours are offered, and a self-guided walking guide is available for download. Pets are not permitted, though service animals are.
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