Name: Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art
Address: 600 Museum Way, Bentonville, AR 72712, USA, US
Telephone: +1 479-418-5700

Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art is a tourist attraction, located at 600 Museum Way, Bentonville, AR 72712, USA. They can be contacted via phone at +1 479-418-5700, visit their website crystalbridges.org for more detailed information.

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600 Museum Way, Bentonville, AR 72712, USA

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Added by Jopie, at 01 November 2016

Monday 11:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Tuesday Closed
Wednesday 11:00 AM – 9:00 PM
Thursday 11:00 AM – 9:00 PM
Friday 11:00 AM – 9:00 PM
Saturday 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Sunday 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM

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Krystal

31 January 2021

This museum is fantastic-- it is lovely to have such a quality museum located in this area! Not only are the exhibits wonderfully displayed, but the museum itself is a work of art. The grounds and even the buildings are designed beautifully. (I also love that admission is free! & the entry cost for access to the special exhibits is always low, which is nice, too.)
Michael Thambuswamy

10 January 2021

Wonderful and beautiful museum. They have a great area for snacks and coffee inside. The staff is very helpful and friendly and even pointed out some interesting facts of some of the pieces for us. We went for a quick trip and they were doing all of the right things for safety with masks and distancing and keeping everything clean. Overall we had an awesome experience. We will be back!
Ava Simone

06 October 2020

This is pertaining to both the museum and the north lights show. The museum had art that was so breathtaking and displayed very well, nice directional arrows to keep the social distancing flowing nicely. The architecture of the whole building is amazing in itself as well as the trails and art outside. The North Lights was really visually appealing and the music was gorgeous wish they sold it on a cd. Not sure why anyone would complain because the time it took to put together probably took a while and was beautifully done so.
Brent Mayberry

24 August 2020

Really a beautiful place to visit! The buildings housing all of the artwork and exhibits are almost breathtaking in themselves. Come visit for just an hour or spend the day. The museum property is spread over about 120 acres and has beautiful walking trails to see and explore a good portion of it. We will definitely be back when it's warmer with our children.

(update) back a year later with my mom and our kids and they loved it. It's awesome to see that some of the exhibits change so it's a different experience every time. There is some construction going on so we are excited to see what's next!
Mila Valiente

16 August 2020

Glass domed tortoiseshell pod gallery spaces between corridors on top of waterways lends to a floating in nature experience which is a unique compliment between ecosystem appreciation/management and our human footprint. Waiter was very helpful and explained the specials and knew the menu well and offered suggestions. The forest is home to many deer who live a safe and peaceful life. Not only does it house art from over five centuries, the building itself was designed to fit within the landscape and not just on top. There are exhibits that you can pay $5 to get into. There is a coffee and snack area in case you get hungry. Great little cafe a step inside. Extensive gallery to tour as well as a children's area on the lower level with crafts and other fun things. The special exhibits are always worth it though, and they're reasonably priced. Even if art and museums aren't your typical thing, I highly recommend giving the place a try.
Cameron Dunaway

07 December 2017

Such a great place! The main exhibit is free year round not. I believe they are closed on Tuesdays. The restaurant is not half bad and the dining space and chamber music building or both great places for special events. The New Year's Eve celebration was off the hook as I would imagine any was off the hook as I would imagine any large-scale event at this venue. The special exhibits cost around 10 bucks and are well worth the price of admission and are changing every few months
Andrew Zumwalt

05 December 2017

Regular collection is free to the public. The art is high quality and includes many, many types of art, not just visual art. I would recommend trying to visit when you can see the outside works as well. There is also a restaurant on site.
Liz Shelley

01 December 2017

This museum is amazing, the buildings themselves a work of art. Being able to see a real Maxfield Parrish, and Frank W. Benson, beautiful. All of the art is breathtaking, the different vistas seen from the crystal bridges included. The staff is knowledgeable and helpful, the restaurant delicious and wonders of wonders, it's free! With the exception of certain special exhibits and of course your dining experience, there's no charge. Go experience this one of a kind wonder!
Victoria Mathis

27 November 2017

One of our top National Art Museum The still new Crystal Bridges doesn't disappoint. From the National treasures saved from overseas sale during the harrowing days of the housing bust, to modern art both indoors and on the property, Crystal Bridges Art Museum is a very fun and creative museum. It's a must see for people of all ages.
William Hunt

20 November 2017

The best FREE museum you're going to ever find. Wonderful exhibits and fabulous art from all over America. Free parking too. Everyone should experience this fantastic place. Spend as much time as you can because you will never see it all. Billion dollar architecture plus billion dollars of amazing art.
Elizabeth Black

14 September 2017

Loved the variety of artwork shown. The Frank Lloyd Wright house was very interesting, but we were not able to tour it when we went. It was busy, so make sure to allow time to find parking and all that (it took us longer than we expected). They do have a shuttle to take you to the different parking lots if you don't want to walk.
Carl Leonard

09 September 2017

An amazing experience for all ages. The exhibits are laid out very well. The walking trails are really popular. There are lots of classes and lectures available. And the Frank Lloyd Wright house that was moved from a flood hazard to this location is a great place to tour. And definitely check out "Rosie the Riveter" this is her permanent home, painted by Norman Rockwell.
Dotty Pitchell

30 August 2017

World class art museum. Always up to expectations. A beautiful place. The town is great also. They have a library upstairs so you can educate yourself on the featured artist. A gift shop so you can take a piece of art with you.
Blair Bovaird

18 August 2017

Fantastic collection and traveling exhibitions. There is definitely something for everyone here, even non-museum goers will love this place. The ambiance, architecture, and overall feel of the whole place is wonderful as well. The Frank Lloyd Wright house is a must see as well! Plus, the food was delicious too. Absolutely loved every minute of my visit and got my boyfriend to love it too.
Jonny Means

11 August 2017

Crystal bridges was great! A free art museum, courtesy of the Walton family. I'm no art historian, so three majority of it didn't mean much to me. However, we ran into some nice staff members who helped me appreciate certain pieces more!

Eleven - the restaurant over the upstream bridge is very good and pretty fancy! My halibut was moist and delicious!
Matthew Amaya

10 January 2017

The trails and museum are well maintained and they host enough new exhibits to keep me coming back. The staff is always friendly and helpful. Crystal Bridges is a wonderful addition to the NWA area.
Jennifer Smith

17 December 2016

Who would have expected a great art museum in Arkansas!? There's a wonderful variety in styles of art and artists, including well-known artists like Lichtenstein. The museum is well laid-out and well-kept. They also have special exhibits on a rotating basis. And they have a wonderful museum store. I'm coming back!
Lindi C

07 December 2016

Great place to spend a day or afternoon. The rotating exhibits are usually intensely interesting. The permanent exhibits are littered with art that you have been aware of, but unable to view in person. Once you are done at the museum, the elaborate set of trails on the grounds are also dotted with great views and art experiences along the way. I would highly recommend this for visitors and locals alike.
Caleb Frey

28 November 2016

I went to this museum twice now and I love the set up to it. The set up of the building is a little confusing, there was limited parking spaces so get there early as you can. They have great dirt bike and hiking trails outside. They do give you a map of everything on their property. The museum is free but they have special exhibits that do cost money. They do provide lunch area but its overpriced.
Jessica Nadine

08 November 2016

Such a cool museum - especially with the free admission! My husband has been to tons of museums in his lifetime, and he said this one was one of his favorites with the awesome architecture of the building and the gorgeous views it provides of the fall foliage outside. Loved the art inside as well as the sculptures outside. Would definitely recommend a visit here!