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SAM Shop & Gallery
Where local art meets unique finds—free to enter.
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Art Gallery
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Where local art meets unique finds—free to enter.
SAM Shop & Gallery in Seattle's 1300 1st Ave offers a diverse display of art and merchandise from local artists. The stroller-friendly space is free to enter, with optional contributions. Guests can spend hours exploring engaging exhibits and shop items like prints and distinctive apparel, reflecting a vibrant, accessible urban art scene.
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Rotating displays highlighting diverse genres, Indigenous heritage, and immigrant cultures with a focus on cultural justice.
Showcasing works from Seattle-based artists, including prints and merchandise available for purchase in the shop.
Complimentary entry on select days (e.g., first Thursdays) with optional donations to support the museum.
Programs and exhibits that promote historical awareness, equity, and multicultural understanding for all ages.
Offering unique items like artist prints, clothing, and souvenirs that reflect the museum's diverse collections.
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Overall rating
Jennifer Miller
We went on the first Thursday of the month so it's free! It's stroller friendly and an experience everyone will enjoy.
Alejandro Estrada
Bought such a cute Ai Wei Wei animal print shirt here PLUS the local artist gallery Is sooo cool. It’s an exhibit by itself!
Ana Elizabeth Copado Rodríguez
Here is the 50-word review in English: Today marked my 17th visit to the Seattle Art Museum. The collection reflects national and immigrant cultures, honoring human rights and multiculturalism. Exhibits highlight the legacy of Indigenous peoples and immigrant communities who shaped North America. SAM fosters cultural justice and inclusion through historical awareness and a deep commitment to equity.
Jean Belko
Amazing displays and diversity of art genres. Wish the Egyptian displays were larger butt overall an outstanding time.
Tarun Thomas
Place is free to enter but you can contribute what ever you'd like. Some very nice exhibits. You can easily spend a couple of hours here.
