For more than twenty years, Moscow Artwalk has been a celebrated tradition, enriching the Palouse’s cultural landscape and spotlighting the wide range of creative talent in our community. Taking place four times a year between October and June, the event transforms local businesses and non-profit venues into vibrant showcases for the arts, offering visitors a chance to experience the rich variety of artistic expression found in Moscow.

MARCH 26, 2026 Host Locations

Best Western Plus University Inn – 1516 W. Pullman Rd.
- 4:00-7:00pm
  - Melanie Thongs Art – Colored Pencil Drawings
  - The artist reception on March 26 will included appetizers and a no-host bar.
Pour Company – 402 W 6th Street #102
- 4:00-8:00pm
  - Botanical watercolor paintings by Amberly Beckman.
Bergdahl Assessment & Psychotherapy – 530 S. Asbury, Suite 4A
- 4:00-8:00pm
  - Cherry Blossom mural, Linda Cluff. Cluff has been painting murals for years. With an eye for design that drives her incredible skill, she offers beauty on a large scale. Her talent is on display in homes around Washington State. We’re honored that Linda chose to share her gifts with our community, and we hope you’ll come admire it with us and spend some time hunting for the smiley face hidden somewhere in the painting. This mural was painted in November 2025 and is a permanent installation, and thus not for sale.
  - My Two Suns, a series by Daniel Bergdahl. Bergdahl has been creating gorgeous paintings for several years. When he created his first piece with two suns, he loved it so much, he kept trying to recreate it. And this is how the My Two Suns series was born; however, he did not relinquish the original. That one he kept for himself! This is a series of eleven paintings created with a special abstract technique that is then interpreted and embellished. These paintings are for sale individually, ranging from $600-2200. There are between one and three each in different color schemes, and they look good together as sets. This installation is new and will be up indefinitely or until sold.
Moscow Ale House – 226 W. 6th St.
- 4:00-8:00pm
  - Moscow Alehouse famous Derailer in a fish bowl is back!
  - Enjoy this classic with the sweet sounds of open mic night!
One World Cafe – 533 S. Main Street
- 4:00-7:00pm
  - David Roon ceramics and prints. David creates artwork that links to his work as a Conservation Biologist. His
    practice encompasses mixed media, ceramics and printmaking. Thematically, his
    work explores the interface between humans and the global biosphere (particularly marine ecosystems). Specific areas of conceptual focus include a t of Fire’- an exploration of the beauty and fragility of
    phytoplankton in a changing marine environment
Latah Recovery Center– 531 S. Main Street #B
- 4:00-6:30pm
  - Tobach Nigh – Paint on canvas
Knit – 512 S. Main Street
- 4:00-6:30pm
  - Jade Fredericks – Not your Average Bench. As an Architecture Graduate Student at the University of Idaho, Jade’s research has been focused on the relationship between the human body and the built environment. There are infinite possibilities of how the human body can exist, yet the built environment is designed with specific averages in mind. What if the built world adapted to us rather than us adapting to the built world? Jade has redesigned a piece of the built world that is commonly found and used in the public realm. This bench is adjustable in multiple ways to fit varying social and physical needs of varying human bodies.
Allegra Image 360 – 507 S. Main Street
- 4:00-8:00pm
  - Polly Walker – Stained Glass on Canvas
Moscow Chamber of Commerce + Visitor Center – 411 S. Main Street
- 4:00-8:00pm
  - Moscow Renaissance Fair Poster display and the unveiling of the 2026 poster at 5:30 PM!
  - Sneak Peek: Inland Oasis Easter Beer Hunt Growler Auction Display. Auction takes place Sunday, April 5 at 2:00pm at Mikey’s Gyros.
Moscow Food Co-op – 121 E. 5th St.
- 4:00-8:00pm
  - River is 10 years old and this is her very first gallery show, consisting of both paintings on canvas as well as mixed media pieces on canvas. Her pieces will remain up in the Good Food Gallery through March 31.
  - 2026 Cheese Madness Brackets begin!
B.A.D. B!#ch – 212 S. Main Street
- 3:00-6:00pm
  - Ryan Beery – Photography @safesaxphotography – Products and Portraits
  - B.A.D. B. will be serving mimosas and coffee
Third Street Gallery – 206 E Third Street
- 5:00-7:00pm
  - “Eye Say Potato” by Tara Lew. The Box Gallery on the 1st floor of Moscow City Hall presents the works of ceramicist and interior designer Tara Lew. “Eye Say Potato” invites viewers to experience a whimsical take on Idaho’s most iconic agricultural staple. This unique exhibition of “seeing” spuds showcases a collection of ceramic tubers with a little something extra—an “eye-opening” perspective on nature gone haywire.
    - The exhibition runs from March 26 – May 29, 2026.
  - “In Stereo” Sound emanating from two sources, when carefully designed, creates the experience of a three-dimensional auditory environment. This stereo image, perhaps an illusion, nonetheless creates the sensation of a rich and layered space that surrounds the listener. While the music may originate from two separate speakers, the combined effect multiplies the spatial, emotional, and visceral impact. At the Third Street Gallery’s exhibition, “In Stereo,” 10 pairs of artists create separate artworks that coordinate with one another to create a unique and immersive, total vision.
    - The exhibition runs from March 26 – May 29, 2026.
  - “Plush” Ah, the Baroque period. Opulence sets the stage, with every texture and shaft of light suggesting DRAMA. Whether glistening metal or heavy skirts falling just-so, the textures of this time are dipped in golden light and grandeur. Enter the contemporary plush toy, a familiar friend there to comfort us. But wait – teddy bear becomes implicated in the gilded Baroque intrigue! Innocent no more, these furry friends come into a new life as the story unfolds. This exhibition features paintings made by UI Art + Design students.
    - The exhibition runs from March 26 – May 8, 2026.
  - The artist reception on March 26 will feature refreshments made by Wilder Catering.
Palouse Habitat for Humanity – 304 N. Main St
- 4:00-8:00pm
  - Featuring the stunning work of three talented local artists: Donna Bradberry and Cheryll Root of Palouse Watercolor Socius, known for their vibrant and expressive watercolor pieces, and Nita Robinson, a gifted photographer capturing the beauty of the region through her lens.
  - Works from other talented local artists will also be showcased.
    - Artwork will be on display through April 30 during regular store hours: Tuesday through Saturday, 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Stop by to enjoy their art, connect with the community, and celebrate creativity in Moscow!

Upcoming Event Dates

Calling ALL Artists

Writers, culinary artists, performers, and visual artists of all kinds are encouraged to take part. Between October and June, artists in any medium can partner with a local business or non-profit to display or present their work. Once a match is made, the hosting location will complete the registration process. Need help finding the right fit? The MCOC+VC business directory is a great place to start: moscowchamber.com/location.

City of Moscow Artist Directory

Artists can register in the City of Moscow’s Artist Directory—a free resource that makes it easy to connect with creative professionals. While directory registration isn’t required to join Artwalk, it’s a helpful way for hosts to find you. Sign up at moscowarts.submittable.com/submit.

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