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Promoting arts and culture in the region, the Lewis-Clark Center for Arts & History includes exhibits and performing arts programs such as book signings and meet-the-artist events. Exhibits are housed in an 1884 12,000 square foot building listed on the National Register of Historic Places. A highlight is the gallery exhibit on Chinese in the region, "Beuk Aie Temple". Other exhibits include fine arts in all media featuring international and regional artists. As part of Lewis-Clark State College, the Center provides educational opportunities in arts and history for students and serves as a regional arts and culture resource.
CAH also hosts several events each year, including Dinner in the Garden, a sustainable community dinner in September; and Confluence Grape & Grain, a wine and beer tasting event that is part of the Annual Dogwood Festival of the Lewis-Clark Valley in April. In addition, many readings, performances and presentations occur year-round at the Center.
All ages are welcome, and CAH hosts monthly Family Activity Days.
Location
North Central Idaho at Lewiston
Directions
415 Main Street in historic downtown Lewiston.
Corner of 5th & Main St.
Nearest City
Lewiston
Hours
Gallery, Tues-Sat, 11am-4pm
Business Hours, Mon-Friday 8am-5pm
Fees
Free Admission. Donations appreciated.
Facilities
Handicap Access, Instruction, Parking, Restrooms, Visitor Center
