Post Falls, Idaho
Museums and Galleries in Post Falls, ID
History in Post Falls is mostly outdoors. At Treaty Rock Park, off Seltice Way, a trail passes the rock where Frederick Post's name and the date June 1, 1871, are carved beside painted figures. The city says it is not known whether the markings record Post's agreement with the Coeur d'Alene Tribe or whether his name was added to figures already there. Falls Park has interpretive signs on the dam, and the Centennial Trail through town carries three historical signs.
The indoor listings here are few: an arts and cultural center downtown, two working art studios, and the factory headquarters of a family-owned knife maker that moved to Post Falls from San Diego in 2005.
Hours at small galleries and studios change, and some open by appointment. Check before you go.
Museums, galleries and studios in Post Falls: 4 businesses are listed below.
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Buck Knives
660 S Lochsa St, Post Falls, Idaho 83854 · (208) 262-0500
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Iron Mountain Studios
5650 E Seltice Way, Post Falls, Idaho 83854 · (208) 966-4177
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Shirley Arrants Art
116 S Dart St, Post Falls, Idaho 83854 · (208) 661-8711
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The Jacklin Arts & Cultural Center
405 N William St, Post Falls, Idaho 83854 · (208) 457-8950
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