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When choosing a Lewiston, ID or Clarkston, WA home you enjoy a more rural setting, with a wide variety of arts and cultural activities. From museums, art galleries, concerts, rodeo, pow wows, antique art shows, and live theater performances, the Lewis-Clark Valley offers something for everyone.
Three local museums and many others in neighboring towns give you a taste of local history and how this region was shaped. Local museums look at agricultural, mining, logging, Native American, pioneer, and Chinese immigrant history.
Throughout the LC Valley there are various displays of bronze sculptures and wall murals for public viewing. The Lewis-Clark Valley has three local Art Galleries offering a variety of shows with both local and regional artists specializing in a variety of mediums. The Center for Arts and History also hosts readings and lectures throughout the year from various authors and speakers.
You can enjoy live theater at several venues offering a variety of performances from Lewiston’s Civic Theater, Lewis-Clark State College’s Silverthorne Theater, occasional Dinner Theaters, and performances from both local high schools. For more theater, the neighboring towns of Moscow and Pullman also offer civic and college performances with visiting performances such as River Dance. If you are interested in off-Broadway shows, a two hour drive north, to Spokane, Washington, will offer opportunities for shows such as Fiddler on the Roof, The Lion King, and Cats.
If you are a music lover, seasonal performances by the Idaho – Washington Concert Chorale, and the Washington / Idaho Symphony Orchestra are a must. The Lewis-Clark State College music department also presents Chamber Music, a Sax Quartet, and Jazz Band performances. Pop and Country artists perform throughout the year at various concerts in the Valley.
Every spring, residents of homes in Lewiston, Idaho and Clarkston, Washington enjoy the Dogwood Festival with live music, booths featuring unique and high quality handmade crafts from selected artisan. This festival includes an antique car show, fun run, quilt show, wine tasting, and more.
Lewiston, Idaho land is also located near the Nez Perce Reservation with the Spalding Visitor Center, Nez Perce National Historical Park located 11 miles east of Lewiston on U.S. Hwy 95. Lewis-Clark State College annually hosts a Native American Awareness Week with pow wows, video presentations, panels, and a Friendship banquet.
Homes for sale in Lewiston, Idaho and Clarkston, Washington offer you a myriad of cultural, historical, and artistic opportunities. Learn more about Lewiston Idaho Homes today!