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Wednesday April 23 Sunday June 8
Stunning images by Washington wildlife photographer Keith Lazelle capture the dramatic beauty of the Olympic Peninsula's Hoh River, a pristine river flowing today as one of the United States' most successful examples of habitat conservation. |
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Saturday January 26 Sunday June 8
In Peoples of the Plateau, historic photos by Lee Moorhouse document a visual record of Native life in the interior Northwest as it transitioned from frontier life to the modern era. This photography exhibit was organized by the National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum. |
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Saturday January 26 Sunday June 8
This Place Called Home, an exhibit of Plateau cultural arts, brings out the best of the Burkes own eastern Washington collections, including beadwork, cradle boards, baskets, blankets, and more. The exhibit will include video interviews with tribal elders discussing their family heirlooms and ancestors. |
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Tuesday October 9 Monday June 30
A unique record of Chinas rare and endangered birds by renowned artist J. Fenwick Lansdowne. A limited edition set of 32 prints was created. Please note: The Burke Room is a multi-purpose room and not always open for public viewing. Visitors are encouraged to call in advance to check the room schedule: 206-616-3962. Location: Burke Room |
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Ongoing Over 17 different cultures represented. Immerse yourself in the lives of peoples from around the Pacific; learn about their arts, ceremonies and personal stories. |
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Ongoing Over 500 million years of geological history! Lethal lava, grinding glaciers, and rampaging reptilesmarvel at the forces that shaped Washington's landscape, and at the amazing animals that once lived here... |
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Ongoing Location: East side of the Burke Museum, near the front entrance
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