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Oklahoma City Museum of Art

Oklahoma City art museum built around a fifty-five foot Chihuly glass tower, with weekend family art studios and a film theater.

Ages 4–18+
Cost Paid
Duration ~2hrs
Difficulty Easy
Setting Indoor

The draw for kids here is the Dale Chihuly glass collection, one of the largest anywhere, including a fifty-five foot glass tower in the atrium that looks like frozen fireworks. The rest of the museum is a manageable size with American and European painting and rotating exhibitions. Family art activities and drop-in studio days run on select weekends. A film theater on site screens independent and family films. An hour and a half covers it, and the Chihuly tower alone is worth walking in for.

Stroller Friendly

Pricing

Paid admission; free or reduced hours offered some weeks, check current rates (verify)

Common Questions

How much does Oklahoma City Museum of Art cost?
Admission to Oklahoma City Museum of Art is paid. Paid admission; free or reduced hours offered some weeks, check current rates (verify)
What ages is Oklahoma City Museum of Art good for?
Oklahoma City Museum of Art is best for kids ages 4 to 18+.
Is Oklahoma City Museum of Art stroller friendly?
Yes, Oklahoma City Museum of Art is stroller friendly.
Can I bring my dog to Oklahoma City Museum of Art?
No, dogs are not allowed at Oklahoma City Museum of Art.
How hard is Oklahoma City Museum of Art?
The difficulty level is easy. Plan for about 2 hours.
Is Oklahoma City Museum of Art free?
No, there is a cost to visit Oklahoma City Museum of Art. Paid admission; free or reduced hours offered some weeks, check current rates (verify)
What should I bring to Oklahoma City Museum of Art?
Sketchbook, camera for the glass tower
How long does Oklahoma City Museum of Art take?
Most families spend about 2 hours at Oklahoma City Museum of Art.
When is the best time to visit Oklahoma City Museum of Art?
Year-round. Closed Mondays, so check hours first.
Is there parking at Oklahoma City Museum of Art?
Paid museum garage on Couch Dr plus downtown street parking