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The Magic of Maryhill

"Without question, one of the most unusual and enchanting museums in America… a beloved cultural treasure and favorite tourist destination. Nothing is typical, and much is extraordinary."

— Linda Brady Tesner
from Maryhill Museum of Art

—Prepare to be enchanted—

 

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THIS MONTH at MARYHILL

70th Anniversary Season

Exhibition: William Morris: Native Species

June 12 through September 6, 2010

William Morris (b. 1957)	Glass Vessels from William Morris: Native Species Exhibition, 2004 Collection of George R. Stroemple Photography Robert Vinnedge
William Morris (b. 1957) Glass Vessels from William Morris: Native Species Exhibition, 2004
Collection of George R. Stroemple. Photography Robert Vinnedge

 2009 Summer Art Institute 2009 downhill skateboarding races, Festival of Speed.
© 2009, Jon Huey Photography
Maryhill's Loops Road Featured in NYT

Held earlier in July, the Festival of Speed downhill longboard skateboard race was featured in a New York Times story and video.

This annual event draws 200 of the wold's best racers who view Maryhill's Loops Road as a particularly thrilling ride. Riders hurtle down the 2-mile 'spaghetti strand' road with plenty of speed, tight turns and steep grades. Log into the New York Times website to read more about this event and to view the action.

The first macadam asphalt-paved road in the Pacific Northwest, Sam Hill constructed the Loops Road on the south slope of the Columbia Hills to connect the Columbia River community of Maryhill with roads leading to Goldendale, an elevation change of about 1,000 feet. More information about Maryhill's Loops Road.

COMING SOON

Maryhill Arts Festival logo

August 21–22
Saturday: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Sunday: 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Maryhill Arts Festival

Make plans to attend the Maryhill Arts Festiva, a summertime tradition in the Gorge. Featuring over 50 artists displaying and selling art as well as live music performances, food vendors, and hands-on art activities for families, the festival offers something for everyone. FREE.

Family Fun: Under the Big Tent, 1 to 4 p.m. Daily
Explore your creativity at the Maryhill Art Tent with free drop-in art activities open to all ages on Saturday and Sunday.
On Family Fun days children under 17 are admitted to the museum free all day with one paid adult admission.

 

Sun Viewing! Daily.
The Goldendale Astronomy Club will have a solar viewing demonstration, giving visitors an opportunity to view the sun through specially filtered telescopes.

Special Exhibit: Glorious Glass from the Columbia River Gorge. Daily
View a diverse exhibit featuring work by talented glass artists from throughout the Gorge.

Mexican Fiesta Dinner, Saturday, August 21, 5 p.m.
Enjoy a Mexican Fiesta picnic dinner on the Grand Lawn prepared by the popular restaurant Casa El Mirador of The Dalles. Buffet will feature a whole range of delicious Mexican favorites from tacos to enchiladas.

The Comedy of Errors in the Sculpture Garden at Maryhill, Saturday, August 21, 7 p.m.
Part of the Portland Actors Ensemble's Shakespeare-in-the-Parks program.

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Inspired by Maryhill

For years Maryhill Museum of Art has been a muse for countless people awed by its site, its building and its collections. To see or read some of these inspired pieces, visit the Inspiration page.

The Magic of Maryhill video

View an 8-minute video presentation that describesd how Maryhill Museum of Art can make a difference and change lives.

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Support for our programs is provided by the Washington State Arts Commission.

http://www.arts.wa.gov

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