Contemporary art museum featuring rotating exhibitions, educational programs, and a nationally recognized center for art and environment research.
General Information
Thursday: open until 8:00pm
Closed Mondays and national holidays
Seniors and Students: $13
Children (6–12): $3
Children 5 and under: Free
Nevada high school and select college students: Free with ID
How to Get There
Take Virginia Street southbound, turn right onto Liberty Street, and the museum will be on your left just past Arlington Avenue.
Overview
The Nevada Museum of Art is the only accredited art museum in the state and a cultural cornerstone of downtown Reno. Housed in a striking four-story building designed by architect Will Bruder, the museum features a dynamic mix of contemporary and historical exhibitions, with a special focus on the intersection of art and the environment. Its Center for Art + Environment is internationally recognized for exploring how humans interact with natural, built, and virtual landscapes. Visitors can also enjoy docent-led tours, hands-on workshops, and rotating exhibitions from regional and global artists.
Beyond its galleries, the museum offers a rooftop sculpture garden, a museum shop with artisan goods, and a café opening soon. With its commitment to education, innovation, and community engagement, the Nevada Museum of Art provides a vibrant space for reflection, dialogue, and discovery. Whether you're an art aficionado or a curious traveler, this museum offers a rich and inspiring experience year-round.
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