MINNEAPOLIS INSTITUTE OF ARTS
2400 Third Avenue South, Minneapolis, MN 55404 Directions
Since 1883
'Minneapolis Institute of Arts' is one of the country's largest extensive museums of fine art. It has over 80,000 pieces of sculpture, photography, paintings, drawings, and prints, and it has 4,000 years of world history. Minneapolis Institute of Art enriches the city by gathering, maintaining, and rendering excellent works of art from the different cultures of the world. The museum houses are a stunning landmark structure in downtown Minneapolis. Visitors can enjoy the talks in the galleries, see videos, take classes, and draw. It affords free daily museum admission.
Contemporary, Reports, Art of Africa and The Americas Collections, Curatorial Departments, Private Events, Educational Programs, Conservation, Decorative Arts, Shop, Paintings, Textiles and Sculpture, South and Southeast Asian, Chinese, Japanese, Korean Art & Purcell-Cutts House
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WALKER ART CENTER
725 Vineland Place, Minneapolis, MN 55403 Directions
Since 1927
Walker Art Center hosts exhibits of modern visual arts and design; dance, theatre, music, and movie screenings. Visitors of all ages with many of the leading figures in today's art and cultural landscape. It has over 1,000 distinct names, including documentaries and avant-garde movies. The permanent collection has grown to represent essential examples of the growth of contemporary art. It includes the famous sculpture and fountain on Spoonbridge and Cherry. It allows tourists to come together to make art, visit the galleries, view a short film, or relax in a different environment. Museum offers free entry for children and teens under 18 and Walker members.
Contemporary Visual Arts and Design, Dance, Lectures, Performance Venue, Walker Shop, Music Performances, Library, Sculpture Garden, Tours, Events, Ruben/Bentson Moving Image, Movie Theater, Stage, Permanent Collection, Film Screenings, Dining, Exhibitions, Photography, Cinema & Theater
Price: Admission:
Adults - $15
Seniors (62+) - $13
Active Military - $7.50
Students - $10
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MILL CITY MUSEUM
704 South 2nd Street, Minneapolis, MN 55401 Directions
Mill City Museum is the largest flour mill in the world, and the museum is located on the historic Mississippi Riverfront. The museum allows for an immersive, multi-sensory ride. Tourists can learn about the interwoven past of the flour industry, the river, and the Minneapolis Area. Walk in the footsteps of history while hearing the stories and enjoying the sights and sounds of the city's oldest and most scenic areas. You can give a guided tour of the iconic Washburn A Mill to explore the 19th-century dramatic work and labor tale in Minneapolis. It includes the museum shop, cafe, exhibits being updated, and information about visitors. It affords children age four and under, veterans and active military, MNHS members & Blue-star families.
Water and Baking Labs, Ruin Courtyard, Special Exhibit, Fields Trips, Dining, Flour Tower Elevator Show, Shopping, History of Minneapolis Film, Campus and Youth Programs, Music or Events, Architecture and Art, Tours, Rooftop Observation Deck & Rental
Price: Admission:
Adults -$12
Seniors (65+) Veterans and active military College students - $10
Children ages 5-17 - $6