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Corbin Art Center hosts quarterly fine arts and crafts classes and workshops; an exhibition gallery; special events; the Corbin Kids Art Party Program; satellite programming; and a facility rental program.  The Art Center, housed in the historic D.C. Corbin House, is located in Pioneer Park and is situated adjacent to the Corbin and Moore-Turner Heritage Gardens. 

Hours:  Monday through Thursday, 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., and those evenings and Saturdays when classes are in session.  For more information, please contact the Corbin Art Center at (509) 625-6677.

Completed in 1898, the D.C. Corbin House is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the Washington Heritage Register, and the Spokane Register of Historic Places and is situated in the Marycliff/Cliff Park National Register Historic District.

Become a friend of the Corbin Art Center:

Join the Corbin Art Center Association

Association funds are used to sponsor art activities, equipment, visiting artist workshops, student class scholarships and more. As we look towards the future of the Corbin Art Center program, Association support and funding will be used to continue restoring the Daniel Chase Corbin House to preserve the Art Center for years to come.

Did You Know.....
You may not be aware that the house was built in 1898.  We are so fortunate to reside in such a historically and architecturally significant building. Historically significant because of its association with its builder and owner, Daniel Chase Corbin, a pioneer in transportation and other successful business ventures in the Inland Northwest. Architecturally important because it was designed by Mr. Corbin's former son-in-law, Kirtland Kelsey Cutter.

Built in 1898 for $17,000.00, the house is situated on the once fashionable west Seventh Avenue. Noted as "The Hill" at the turn of the century, Seventh Avenue competed with Browne's Addition in the homes that lined the street housing Spokane's leading business owners and political figures. Other home owners included F. Lewis Clark, Judge George Turner, Kirtland Cutter and W. Bean.
But wait, there's more. On Monday, October 27, 1997 the City Council approved listing the D.C. Corbin House on the Spokane Register of Historic Places. We are situated in the Marycliff/Cliff Park National Register Historic District and now have been added to the prestigious Spokane Register.

Upcoming Art Exhibits at the Corbin Art Center:

Exhibits in the Daniel Corbin Gallery are open for public viewing during regular Art Center hours: Monday through Thursday, 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., and those evenings and Saturdays when classes are held. Admission is free. Call 625-6677 for information on current exhibits.