
Foster/White Gallery
Pacific Northwest contemporary art gallery.
Quick facts
At a glance
- Neighborhood
- Old Bellevue
- Website
- fosterwhite.com
Why you'll love it
An editor's take
It is a legitimate contemporary gallery with a permanent Eastside address, not a decor shop. Even a fifteen-minute walk-through gives you a real look at the current Northwest scene, and staff are genuinely happy to talk about the work.
Highlights
What makes it special
- Contemporary Northwest painters, sculptors, and glass
- Monthly rotating exhibitions
- First Thursday openings
- Old Bellevue Main Street location
- Companion gallery to the Seattle flagship
What you'll experience
The visit, in detail
A single well-lit gallery space with rotating monthly shows, opening receptions on First Thursdays, and a small back room of secondary-market work. Photography for personal reference is generally fine — always ask staff first. Insider tip: combine an afternoon visit with coffee at a Main Street café and dinner in Old Bellevue for a full downtown-arts evening.
Best time
When to visit
Year-round; openings run monthly
Thursday and Friday afternoons for quieter viewing
Saturday afternoon as part of an Old Bellevue walk
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Know before you go
Free to visit. Closed Sundays and Mondays. On-street and garage parking nearby. Wheelchair accessible ground-floor entry.
Details
Hours & contact
Contact
- Address
- 10237 Main St, Bellevue, WA 98004
- Website
- fosterwhite.com
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