There are dozens of museums in the Seattle-Tacoma metro region. You could visit two almost every week and not hit the same one twice. Of course 100 museum admission tickets could also take quite a bite out of your entertainment budget. So, we've got more than a few suggestions to reduce that cost. Listed below … [Read more...] about How to get free and discount museum admission
Art Galleries & Museums
Free art walks from Everett to Tacoma
As of June 30, 2021 all industry sectors previously covered by guidance in the Washington State "Roadmap to Recovery" or "Safe Start Reopening Plan" may return to usual capacity and operations, with limited exceptions for large indoor events (any event with more than 10,000 simultaneous participants in an indoor, … [Read more...] about Free art walks from Everett to Tacoma
Visit the Hibulb Cultural Center & Natural History Preserve
The Hibulb Cultrual Center and Gift Shop is currently open and following recommended safety procedures such as face masks and social distancing. Hibulb Cultural Center & Natural History Preserve is a museum on 50 acres of forest and wetlands on the Tulalip Reservation in Western Washington, north of Everett … [Read more...] about Visit the Hibulb Cultural Center & Natural History Preserve
All about Seattle Art Museum
Seattle Art Museum features world-class exhibits and though-provoking visual arts. The museum includes three major facilities in the city: Seattle Art Museum (SAM) in downtown Seattle Seattle Asian Art Museum (SAAM) in Volunteer Park on Capitol Hill Olympic Sculpture Park on the Seattle waterfront Each of … [Read more...] about All about Seattle Art Museum
These Seattle-Tacoma museums have re-opened!
Seattle-Tacoma museums are beginning to re-open (again). We remain hopeful! Check this page for a list of museums around the Puget Sound region that have already re-opened, or expect to re-open soon. We'll update the page regularly, so feel free to come back from time-to-time to see what new outings may be available to … [Read more...] about These Seattle-Tacoma museums have re-opened!
Ultimate guide to museums in the Seattle-Tacoma metro area
Listed below are museums throughout the Puget Sound region. Included are museums focused on art, aviation, science & technology, glass, Native American culture, history of the region, and many other topics. Art Museums Bainbridge Island Art Museums Bainbridge Island Museum of Art, 550 Winslow Way E, Bainbridge … [Read more...] about Ultimate guide to museums in the Seattle-Tacoma metro area
Visit the best Seattle-Tacoma museums for less
Listed below are some of the most popular and highly rated museums in the Seattle-Tacoma metro area along with information about discount tickets, and in some cases free admission. In addition, most museums offer an annual membership, which typically includes free admission. Additional discounts may be available … [Read more...] about Visit the best Seattle-Tacoma museums for less
Tacoma Glassblowing Studio: watch, shop, learn!
Tacoma Glassblowing Studio & Gallery (TGS ) is a family business and glass art gallery. Visitors can watch the glassblowing process to experience the thrill of hot glass and shop in the gallery for locally handmade, one-of-a kind glass artworks. TGS is one of the original glassblowing experiences in the … [Read more...] about Tacoma Glassblowing Studio: watch, shop, learn!
Definitive guide to glass museums, glass blowing studios, classes, and events
The Seattle-Tacoma metro area is an international epicenter for glass art with more glass blowing shops than anywhere else outside of the world's preeminent location on Murano island, a district in Venice, Italy. In addition to glassblowing studios, the Puget Sound region boasts world-renowned glass museums … [Read more...] about Definitive guide to glass museums, glass blowing studios, classes, and events
Fort Nisqually Living History Museum
Fort Nisqually Living History Museum at Point Defiance Park in Tacoma is a restoration of a fort that once existed on Puget Sound above the Nisqually River delta. The fort was owned by the Hudson Bay Trading Company from 1833-1869. The museum features volunteers and staff in period clothing who demonstrate crafts of … [Read more...] about Fort Nisqually Living History Museum
