Visit Cascadia | Explore Pacific Northwest Art
Plan Your Visit
Explore Pacific Northwest artwork, regional history, and creative experiences at Cascadia Art Museum in Edmonds.
What to Know Before You Arrive
Hours
Wednesday – Sunday
11:00am – 5:00pm
Monday – Tuesday
Closed
Open until 8:00pm each Third Thursday for Art Walk Edmonds
Location
190 Sunset Ave. S., #E
Edmonds, WA 98020
Our museum is located in Edmonds near the waterfront, local restaurants, shops, cafés, and the Kingston ferry.
Admission
Adults: $15
Seniors 65+: $10
Active Military: $10
Teachers with valid school ID: Free
Children and Students: Free
Adult groups of 10 or more receive a discounted rate of $10 per person.
Admission is bought at the door only.
Free Admission on Third Thursdays
Through the ‘Free to See Program’, in memory of artist Gary Faigin, every third Thursday is free.
It is a welcoming way to experience the museum, explore Pacific Northwest artists and current exhibitions.
What to Do During Your Visit
Explore Current Exhibitions
Step into rotating exhibitions that highlight Northwest artists, regional movements, and stories connected to the Cascadia region.
Attend an Event or Program
Join us for music, films, lectures, author conversations, sketching, yoga, family programs, and more.
Book a Tour
Experience the museum with added context through public tours, group visits, private tours, or school programs.
Stop by the Museum Store
Browse art books, our annual Northwest art publications, gifts, and items inspired by Northwest art and culture.
Getting Here
Cascadia Art Museum is located in Edmonds, Washington, about 20 minutes from both Seattle and Paine Field Regional Airport. The museum is easy to reach by car, train, bus, ferry, or boat.
From I-5 North or South:
• Take Exit 177
• Follow WA 104 toward the Kingston Ferry
• Stay right toward the Kingston Ferry
• Go straight through the light at Dayton Street
• Take your first left into Salish Crossing
• Free parking is available throughout the Salish Crossing lot
Cascadia Art Museum has a large, easily accessible parking lot. Parking is free for three hours.
Bus routes 102, 130, 166, and 909 stop at 1778 Dayton St. & Sunset Ave.
Sound Transit, Amtrak, and Washington State Ferries also have stops within a short walk of the museum in Edmonds.
Lightrail:
Take Link Light Rail to Lynnwood City Center Station, then connect to Community Transit Route 102 or 130 to Edmonds or take a short rideshare directly to the museum. Cascadia Art Museum is easily accessible from Seattle, SeaTac Airport, and communities throughout the region.
The Port of Edmonds Marina offers guest moorage within walking distance of Cascadia Art Museum.
Accessibility
Cascadia Art Museum is fully accessible, with room to drop off visitors near the main entrance and wheelchair ramp. A complimentary wheelchair is available upon request.
Our volunteers are here to help make your visit as smooth and welcoming as possible.
Visiting Guidelines
To help protect the art and keep the museum welcoming for everyone, please keep these guidelines in mind during your visit.
- Please leave backpacks and large bags in your vehicle or in the museum coatroom.
- Food and beverages are not permitted in the galleries.
- Pens are not permitted in the galleries. Pencils are available upon request for note-taking and sketching.
- Photography is welcomed. Please no flash photography.
Become a Member and Stay Connected
Membership is a wonderful way to stay connected to Cascadia Art Museum and the stories of Northwest art.
Members enjoy free admission year-round, invitations to special events, museum shop discounts, and the satisfaction of helping preserve and share Northwest art for future generations.
Help Keep Northwest Art Accessible
Your support helps Cascadia Art Museum preserve, exhibit, publish, and share the art of the Northwest.
Every gift helps make exhibitions, school programs, publications, community programs, and museum experiences possible.
FAQs
What are your Holiday Hours?
Cascadia Art Museum is open on Easter Sunday and the Friday after Thanksgiving.
The museum is closed on Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day, and New Year’s Day.
Hours may change for special events, holidays, or museum needs. Please check the website before your visit.
Do you have group discounts?
Groups of 10 or more receive discounted admission. Guided tours, private tours, and school tours are also available by request.
If you are planning a visit with a community group, school, club, or organization, we recommend booking in advance so our team can help prepare for your group.
Where can I park when visiting the museum?
We have a large parking lot, where you can park for free for up to three hours. We recommend giving yourself enough time to park, check in, and enjoy the galleries without feeling rushed.
Are there restaurants near the museum in Edmonds?
Yes. Cascadia Art Museum is located near the Edmonds waterfront, with restaurants, cafés, shops, and local businesses nearby. Many visitors make a day of it by visiting the museum, walking along the waterfront, and enjoying lunch or dinner in Edmonds. Our museum itself does not have a cafe, so keep this in mind.
How long does it take to see the museum?
Most visitors spend about 60 to 90 minutes exploring Cascadia Art Museum. You may want more time if you plan to join a tour, attend a program, visit the museum shop, or spend extra time with the current exhibitions.
Is the museum accessible to visitors with disabilities?
Yes. Cascadia Art Museum is accessible to visitors with disabilities. There is space to drop off visitors near the main entrance, a wheelchair ramp, and a complimentary wheelchair available upon request. Our volunteers are here to help make your visit as welcoming as possible.
Looking for Upcoming Art Events?
Cascadia hosts museum programs throughout the year, including lectures, concerts, films, family-friendly activities, creative workshops, and gallery experiences.
If you are searching for Seattle art events or Cascadia events,our calendar is the best place to see what is coming next.
