Art Walk Edmonds

Cascadia Art Museum is FREE TO SEE every third Thursday, offering free admission to all during regular business hours and during Art Walk Edmonds from 5:00 – 8:00 p.m. FREE TO SEE is made possible thanks to a generous donation given in honor of Gary Faigin, artist, educator, and founding Cascadia Board member.

Every third Thursday in Edmonds galleries, businesses, and restaurants join in celebrating the arts & cultivating local vitality. Cascadia Art Museum has been participating since our opening in September 2015, providing the community with live music, artist demonstrations and exclusive screenings of Northwest artist videos.

We are also excited to offer free admission during the Art Walk Edmonds evenings. Art Walk Edmonds is a FREE community event held monthly throughout the year, rain or shine. We invite you to come enjoy all types of art including fine art, music, performance art, culinary art, and the written word. With a growing assortment of fun events and activities, you will always find something new to engage your creative mind. Come do something AWEsome with us! For more information on Art Walk Edmonds, check out their website: artwalkedmonds.com.

This Month at Cascadia Art Museum: Arin Rae

Arin is a watercolor and mixed media artist heavily influenced by the contrasting landscapes of the Pacific Northwest and the way humanity and nature intertwine. With a background in the physical sciences, her work exists at the intersection of nature, science and art, and her dream is to show people that science and art are two sides of the same coin. She paints “en plein air” (on location), hiking all around the PNW with her sketchbook and small pieces of paper to capture the light, colors and atmosphere of reality that tend to disappear in a photo or a memory. Her landscape paintings showcase the way she views her connection to the land around her: vibrant, detailed, and scientific but also a little bit magical. She was an Artist in Residence at the Mount St. Helens National Volcanic Monument in 2025, and continues to teach art and field sketching for middle school and high school science field trips as well as workshops and classes for all ages.