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Current Exhibitions

painting of Hat Rock

The Columbia River: Wallula to the Sea featuring works by Thomas Jefferson Kitts and Erik Sandgren

The Columbia River: Wallula to the Sea featuring works by Thomas Jefferson Kitts and Erik Sandgren

woodblock print of salmon swimming

King Salmon: Contemporary Relief Prints

King Salmon: Contemporary Relief Prints

Portraits Across Borders - Maryhill Museum - Columbia Gorge

Portraits Across Borders

Portraits Across Borders

An Installation of the Late Artist, D.E. May (1952-2019) - Maryhill Museum - Columbia Gorge

An Installation of the Late Artist, D.E. May (1952-2019)

An Installation of the Late Artist, D.E. May (1952-2019)

Upcoming Events

Visit the Museum March 15 – November 15, 10 a.m. – 5 p.m.

01 September - 15 November

2024

Exhibition: The Visitor Show

10:00 am - 5:00 pm

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05 October

Maryhill Loops Road

2024

Concours de Maryhill 2024

10:00 am - 3:00 pm

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05 October

2024

Museum Orientation Tour

1:00 pm - 2:00 pm

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Permanent Exhibitions

So much to see! Includes online tours of some of our most popular permanent exhibitions.

Auguste Rodin

Loïe Fuller

Indigenous Peoples of North America

Queen Marie of Romania

Gallery of International Chess Sets

Orthodox Icons

Samuel Hill

Théâtre de la Mode

Art Nouveau Glass

Sculpture Park

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Enchanting collections, architecture & views in central PNW.

On view through November 15, “The Visitor Show” in our M. J. Murdock Charitable Trust Education Center is by visitors, for visitors. Decorate your own salmon in our Discover Gallery, a family-friendly creative space at @maryhillmuseum — and have an opportunity to be added to the display! #columbiarivergorge #maryhillmuseum #familyfun

Stonehenge Memorial Monument, three miles east of

Stonehenge Memorial Monument, three miles east of Maryhill Museum of Art 📍 This full-scale replica of the ancient, Neolithic structure on England's Salisbury Plain (envisioned by museum co-founder Samuel Hill to represent the structure as it may have looked when originally constructed), is worth the drive to experience 👐

Image courtesy of @_kennkeithh
#stonehengewashington #stonehengememorial #maryhillmuseum

Next weekend (October 5-6), Concours de Maryhill r

Next weekend (October 5-6), Concours de Maryhill returns to Maryhill Museum of Art! Saturday, October 5, enter your special automobile or come as a spectator. The Concours is from 10 AM-3 PM with awards, food & beverage vendors, and picnic areas. Maryhill Museum of Art is open from 10 AM-5PM and Loïe's: The Museum Cafe is open from 10:30 AM-3:30 PM for all museum guests.

Maryhill Loops Road, the first macadam asphalt paved road in the State of Washington, is open to all automobiles from 12 PM-2PM on October 5 (regardless of participation in Concours de Maryhill). Experience thrilling hairpin curves and stunning views as you ascend the Loops.

Sunday, October 6, watch the Maryhill Loops Vintage Hillclimb professionals race up the winding road. 2024 marks the 25th Anniversary of the annual revival of this cherished event, which will be of epic proportions!

For more information about the weekend, visit https://www.maryhillmuseum.org/events/concours-de-maryhill-2024

Want to enter your car in the October 5 Concours? Visit ConcoursdeMaryhill.com for more information.

#concoursdemaryhill #maryhillloopsroad

This painting by Erik Sandgren (American, b. 1952)

This painting by Erik Sandgren (American, b. 1952), on view in current exhibition "The Columbia River: Wallula to the Sea," captures the dramatic beauty of Multnomah Falls, crown jewel of the Columbia River Gorge.

Situated on the Oregon side of the Gorge about 30 miles east of downtown Portland, it is comprised of contiguous cataracts that drop 542 feet and 69 feet. The falls are Oregon’s premier tourist destination, and the site sees between two and three million visitors every year. The Columbia River Highway can receive more than 5,000 vehicles a day as it passes the visitor access point.

Footbridges above the lower falls date to at least the 1880s, where they were used by visitors arriving by river and rail. In 1914, engineer Samuel Lancaster (American, 1864–1941) suggested to businessman Simon Benson that a concrete footbridge could appropriately be built there, and Benson paid for the bridge himself. Benson ultimately purchased the area surrounding Multnomah Falls and donated it to the City of Portland in 1915.

"The Columbia River: Wallula to the Sea featuring the work of Thomas Jefferson Kitts and Erik Sandgren" is only on view for 7 more weeks. Don't miss your opportunity to enjoy this exhibition before it closes!

Image: Erik Sandgren (American, b. 1952), "Waterfall Visitors," 2000, acrylic on canvas, 41” x 31”, Courtesy of the artist @sandgrenart

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