Photo by McGhieverMuseumWalker Art CenterMinneapolis, MNLocated in Minneapolis, the Walker presents groundbreaking contemporary art across visual and performing arts, film, and design. Galleries open Tue–Sun; Garden open daily.View Details
Photo by McGhieverMuseumThe Museum of Russian ArtMinneapolis, MNThe Museum of Russian Art collects, preserves, and exhibits works illuminating Russia's artistic heritage, offering exhibitions and public programs for all audiences.View Details
Photo by AlvintrustyMuseumMinneapolis Institute of ArtMinneapolis, MNThe Minneapolis Institute of Art hosts exhibitions, including "Giants: Art from the Dean Collection of Swizz Beatz and Alicia Keys," the first major showcase of this collection. During the summer, visitors can enjoy live performances, food trucks, and art making on Thursday evenings in Target Park. The museum also offers youth and family programs such as Family Day, studio programs, and toddler activities in the Family Center and Mini Mia.View Details
Photo by quaziefoto from Ann ArborMuseumMill City MuseumMinneapolis, MNMill City Museum is built into the ruins of what was once the world’s largest flour mill in Minneapolis. The city's flour milling industry, powered by the Mississippi River, made Minneapolis the “Flour Milling Capital of the World.” Visitors can explore the museum where old mingles with new, learning about the industry's history.View Details
Image: The Bakken Museum's websiteMuseumThe Bakken MuseumMinneapolis, MNThe Bakken Museum is located in Southwest Minneapolis on the West shore of Bde Maka Ska. It features STEM-focused exhibits for all ages, hosted in the historic West Winds Mansion and its Green Roof. Visitors can explore interactive exhibits such as Spark, Benjamin Franklin's Electricity Party, and Mary and her Monster. The museum also offers STEM education programs.View Details
Image: Como-Harriet Streetcar Line Depot's websiteMuseumComo-Harriet Streetcar Line DepotMinneapolis, MNThe Como-Harriet Streetcar Line offers historic displays in its station. Visitors can also shop for gifts and souvenirs. The museum provides nostalgic rides on historic streetcars along a scenic route between the lakes. During the ride, motormen share information about the streetcars and Minnesota streetcar history.View Details
Photo by GobonoboMuseumJames J. Fiorentino MuseumMinneapolis, MNThe James J. Fiorentino Museum celebrates human craftsmanship and ingenuity, aiming to ignite a passion for art, history, and the human spirit. Its collection pays homage to the museum's founder. Visitors can explore exhibits featuring extraordinary clocks, musical marvels, captivating art, and intriguing curiosities, each piece showcasing skill, imagination, and dedication.View Details