It’s a wonderful time to plan your next visit to the Weisman!

Several exhibitions are now on view: The World Inside You: Research on Creativity and the Adolescent Brain at UMN,  Locally Grown: Documentary Photography of Minnesota Communities, More Various, More Terrible, and More Beautiful, and Ebb/Flow: Pritika Chowdhry, Chotsani Elaine Dean and Courtney M. Leonard. Never-before-seen contemporary works, including a number of new acquisitions, are on view in This is So Contemporary in the Davis permanent collection gallery. As always, admission is FREE.

Along with other public spaces and venues at the University of Minnesota, MASKS ARE WELCOME, BUT NOT REQUIRED at WAM. We honor and respect the fact that many people still feel more comfortable wearing a face covering, are immunocompromised, or are simply taking additional steps to protect their families or others.

Hours:

Wednesdays, 10 AM – 8 PM
Thursdays & Fridays, 10 AM – 5 PM
Saturdays & Sundays, 11 AM – 5 PM

Free audio tours are available on the CloudGuide app.

Questions?

Contact waminfo@umn.edu or call 612.625.9494. Find gallery maps and a full list of accommodations and amenities available to make the most of your visit to WAM. Drop in for a free public tour on select Wednesdays (6 p.m.) and Saturdays (1 p.m.), or schedule a group tour at a time that works best for you. Schedule your tour.

Getting Here

Parking is available under the museum. University rates for parking ramps are $3 an hour and a $13 daily maximum.

Metro Transit buses and the Green Line train frequently run through campus. For your best route, visit Metro Transit Trip Planner.

 There is no food available for purchase inside the museum. You can find a variety of restaurants in the surrounding areas at Coffman Memorial Union, Washington Ave, and Dinkytown.

Please take the following commonsense precautions as you plan your visit:

Stay home if you’re feeling sick.

Take advantage of the hand sanitizer available throughout the museum.

Now’s a great time to make a gift in support of the Weisman’s work to keep museum exhibitions and programs accessible and freely available.