Welcome to MoNA!
The Museum of Northwest Art’s mission is to collect, preserve, interpret and exhibit art created in the Pacific Northwest, support artists, and strive to integrate art into the lives of all people.
Save the Date: Giving Tuesday is December 1, 2026
Help Keep Art Accessible for Everyone
At the Museum of Northwest Art, we believe everyone should have the opportunity to experience art. As a place to slow down, find inspiration, and connect with the creativity of our region, MoNA is proud to offer free admission year-round.
On Tuesday, December 1, join us for Giving Tuesday and help sustain the exhibitions, education programs, and opportunities for artists that make MoNA an important part of our community.
This year, our year-end fundraising goal is $150,000, and the first $75,000 in gifts will be matched dollar for dollar thanks to the generosity of several donors. Your support can go twice as far in helping ensure MoNA remains a welcoming place for art, discovery, and connection.
Mark your calendar and make plans to support MoNA this Giving Tuesday!
Thank you for being part of our community and contributing to this important work.
Join us at the table!
You're invited to our annual acquisition party, MoNA Collectors Table
Saturday, December 12, 2026
12–3 PM at Traver Gallery
Take your seat at the table alongside fellow collectors, artists, and MoNA supporters for an elegant luncheon in Seattle’s vibrant West Canal Yards. Enjoy engaging conversations and hear firsthand from this year's artists Juliet Shen, Jeremy Bert, and Morgan Madison, as they share their inspiration and the creative process behind their work. Then, be part of the excitement as we announce whose artist work the MoNA Collectors Club members have chosen to be acquired for the Museum’s Permanent Collection.
Tickets are $100 per person. Collectors Club members attend complimentary with RSVP.
On view October 3, 2026 — January 10, 2027
Image: Julie C. Baer, Salish Sea Wrack 1, 2026, Mixed media on wood panel, 40x30x2”, Photo credit: Ryan Duclos.
Image: Detail of William Cumming, Mural of Skagit County Agriculture, 1941, casein and/or tempera or oil on primed canvas, unstretched, 71" x 318", MoNA Permanent Collection, gift of the Breckenridge Family
Image: Students at the Triumph Teen Life Center
MUSEUM & STORE
121 South First Street, PO Box 969
La Conner, WA 98257
(360) 466-4446
FREE ADMISSION
Open 7 days a week
MUSEUM & STORE HOURS
Sunday & Monday: 12pm - 5pm
Tuesday - Saturday: 10am - 5pm
Second Saturdays:
MoNA is open until 8pm for Art Under the Stars — La Conner Gallery Night
WITH GRATITUDE TO OUR INSTITUTIONAL PARTNERS—
