Cascadia Art Museum

Great exhibit, convenient location, and parking. Outstanding tour guide Doug made the exhibit come to life with his research. Thank you.

This is a gem for fans of local art!
Impressive curated collections and friendly staff.

Prices are very reasonable -- free for youth and students, $9 for seniors and $12 adults.

Top-notch giftshop, too, with a selection of books on current and past exhibits, and many other neat items.

I'm looking forward to my next visit!

An impressive small museum that has been punching above its weight with every exhibit we've seen. Emphasis on local/regional 20th century artists, often from ethnic minorities.
Member of North American reciprocal museum group, so admission was "free."

Very nice museum. Excellent exhibit of George Tsutakawa paintings.

We discovered this hidden Jim only this week. Wonderful, delightful spacious. No admission fee but donations accepted

Excellent local museum focused on local art history. Exhibits are strongly inclusive of the important contributions of non-white artists. The flowers are pretty, too. More cowbell.

Small museum with great shoe. I saw Tsutagawa's exhibit which was fascinating collection of early and college art. Interesting to see development toward his future art. Also an exhibit of Seattle scenes painted throughout 1900s.

As art lovers, we visit every time they have a new exhibit. Always beautiful interesting art. People are friendly.

Small but with great quality. I enjoyed the exhibitions and look forward to the new ones coming in a few weeks!

I bought unique gifts. I viewed sculptures of bronze
wood and marble. I saw paintings, photos and videos. I contributed to my culture economically.

Wonderful exhibits. Lots of parking. Cost is reasonable. Staff and docents very friendly and helpful. You might see art here that you won't see in other museums around Puget Sound area. Highly recommended.

A very intimate museum that has a lot of charm. If you have time, check out the gift shop too; it's got everything that an art lover would swoon over. The staff and curator are very knowledgeable so ask away! Not a large space but they have done well in creating open spaces for the art. So much good art and design for the eyes.

This is a beautiful community art museum, which highlights local artists and is a fabulous addition to the quaint town of Edmonds. It is an intimate, tasteful setting. The museum store is great, selling unique gifts for all ages. Across the hall is the Restaurant, 190 Sunset.

This is a great gallery space. I've seen some really exceptional pieces of art here, that compare to internationally known artists. It's so interesting to see how various art schools develop in the northwest, and take their inspiration from our mountains, waterways, towns, towering trees, fisherman on the docks, Native Americans.

Beautiful, thoughtful, local, Northwest all describe this gem. Plus great food in the same building. Great date night spot. The gift shop should be avoided at all costs. You will find something to buy every time you go.

Charming museum of Northwest art from 1850-present. It's a small place so don't plan on spending more than an hour here. The gift shop is full of cute, if pricey, knick-nacks and other little gifts.

Remodeled art spaces often fail in the lighting category. Cascade is properly lit in a professional manner. The exhibits are high quality and to my surprise a very enjoyable visit. Well done Cascade. Quality space, quality art, AND quality documentation and commentary. I will be back in the near future.

A jewel of a museum featuring vintage Northwest art. Located at Salish Crossing in downtown Edmonds with easy access from Seattle and the rest of the region. What a great new asset for the Northwest art scene!

It feels like a boutique art museum it's small the spaces well utilized and the exhibits look good they plan on what they put out and how they put it out the contents of the artist excellent but arts in the eyes of beholder

Delightful folks greeted us and welcomed us graciously. It was a cold day and we were lucky and got a personalized tour of the 50's exhibit. Definitely recommend a visit.