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Art Museum. General admission is free. Free family activities including family festivals, story time, pre-k programs, glass-blowing demonstrations and more. Homeschool Studio, Scouts events, summer camps available. Hours: Tuesday-Saturday from 10am-5pm and Sunday from 12-5pm.
Not large but very decent art collection which is worth a second visit.
Absolutely loved my time at the Chrysler Museum! Really enjoyed the Roman, Egyptian and Mayan sculptures and paintings. The museum also holds a large collection of beautiful landscape and religious paintings for all to enjoy.For a free admission, this museum is a must for history lovers!As someone who works at a Museum, I was surprised that the Chrysler Museum had no security check through to go by with all the precious artifacts they hold inside. I worry that someone could easily get into it!
I came here for my birthday and it has beautiful artwork, sculptures, and exhibits. Highly recommend 👌
We recently filmed Isabel & Keith's wedding at The Chrysler Museum of Art and, although it wasn't our first time filming there, it was one of the BEST times. We can't recommend it enough to potential future couples who are into art! If you're on the fence, we say, go for it! The venue coordinators are extremely nice, professional and so helpful. The entire staff of the museum is there to assist in any way needed, too. One of the most overlooked and undersold things about The Chrysler for couples getting married there is the opportunity to go into any of the galleries and have your photo and video team capture you there. If you're a fan of Baroque or Renaissance Art, or Modern, the world is your oyster. No matter where you look, it's stunning. The views surrounding the property are also just as majestic. You can also visit the nearby Freemason District for some more sort of "town" atmosphere, with its cobblestone streets. Or, walk down to The Hague bridge and get some great drone shots on there!We rank this as one of our favorite venues in Hampton Roads to film in and highly recommend it to everybody we meet that are still searching for the right venue for them, especially if you love art.If you'd like to see their film, you can find it on our website and Instagram for some inspiration!
I grew up coming here during the summers because it was an interesting free museum with activities for children, so when I came for the first time with my own son I was genuinely shocked with how the staff was treating us. When we came in were almost immediately greeted with displeased looks from the older white lady at the desk. I am unsure if its because my family is biracial or if it was because of my sons age but either way it seemed like she was irritated with us even being there. So that wasn't the most pleasant but the harassment continued once we started walking around the museum. A different staff member (older white man) saw us walking around and at this point I was pushing the stroller and my son was in his father's arms. We were quiet and respectful of other patrons and not the only ones with a younger child but the man stopped my partner specifically telling him how he is prohibited from carrying our son because of the height of them combined??? My partner isn't quite 6 ft tall and the staff member was maybe 5'9" for context. At this point I had felt like we were being targeted because there was a white dad with his (also white) daughter (similar size to my son) who had walked by us maybe 10 min earlier with her on his shoulders and the same staff member didn't bat an eye at him. After our 2nd encounter with a rude staff member, we got the hint that we were not welcomed and left. I am extremely disgusted by the way we were treated especially as a place that allegedly "promotes diversity"; my family and I will not be visiting again.
I can’t believe I’ve never written a review for CMA previously. It is quite simply world class. We are so fortunate to have a museum of this caliber right here in Norfolk. I’m sure I’ve been about 100 times in the last 25 years or so. It is free to visit the museum, even the changing gallery and other special exhibits. Don’t miss it.
A really great place. I visited here all of the time. I enjoyed it. Thank you.
Nice place. More of an educational experience. Clean relaxing environment. Friendly staff . Thumbs up all around experience
Great selection in the glass collection. Well known artists in the painting and sculpture rooms. Had a great lunch at the museum restaurant. All the staff were helpful and kind
Best museum I've been to in the Hampton roads area. It's free, the staff are very friendly and helpful. There's plenty to see including a Salvador Dalà portrait, Claude Monet, Henri Matisse, and other recognizable artists and styles. The glass works on display are stunning and intricate. I've been on the weekend both times I've visited and it never felt too crowded or overstimulating. Joyce J. Scott has some pieces on display here right now which are incredible. I had the pleasure of seeing her exhibit in Seattle but I was really excited to show her work to my partner today. It took us just under two hours walking around to see everything. The gift shop has a lot of beautiful finds as well, including an art vending machine which vends art from local artists. Highly recommend.
Super nice museum. There are sculptures from many ethics and parts of the world. Many things to see also painting. There are paintings of Picasso, Jackson Pollock, Salvadore Dali. All other museums are not allow you to see close up to the painting, but this museum no boundary which you can see very close to all art works. Glass blow shows at noon available . Also have glass blow workshop with fee. Free admission. RECOMMENDED!!!!
