FAQ About Grand Rapids Art Museum

GRAM contains two floors of gallery space in which it displays selections from its permanent collection of 5,00+ works of art, including more than 3,000 works on paper. Embracing the city’s legacy as a leading center of design and manufacturing, GRAM has a growing collection in the area of design and modern craft. The Museum also hosts some of the nation’s top traveling art exhibitions.

It’s an excellent place to introduce kids to the wonders of art and inspire a lifelong interest in art appreciation – and creation, as GRAM hosts Drop-in Studio every Saturday from 1-4pm for kids to engage in hands-on art projects.

Noon-6pm Tuesday, noon-9pm Thursday, and noon-4pm Friday and Saturday.

Admission is $10 for adults, $8 for seniors (62+) and students with ID, and $6 for youth (6-17). Children 5 years and under may enter free.

Meijer Free Tuesdays and Meijer Free Thursday nights offer free admission from noon-6pm each Tuesday and 5-9pm on Thursdays. Through Museums for All, EBT cardholders and up to three guests can enjoy free admission. GRAM is also a Blue Star Museum proud to offer free admission to active-duty military personnel and their family year-round.

Visit GRAM and other local attractions for one low price when you purchase Culture Pass GR, a digital three-day savings pass delivered to your smartphone. 

Guests are encouraged to reserve admission tickets online prior to arrival. GRAM is temporarily operating on a cash-free basis for visitors purchasing tickets on-site.

GRAM is committed to connecting visitors with all abilities to the world of art through a wide variety of accessible services. All public areas and restrooms are wheelchair accessible. Wheelchairs are available free of charge on a first come, first serve basis. The street-level entrances on Monroe Center is recommended for wheelchairs, walkers and other mobility devices. Elevators and ramps allow mobility to all floors and public areas of the Museum. Assistive listening devices are available. See more Accessibility Info.

On the edge of Rosa Parks Circle, downtown’s community gathering space, at one end the Monroe Center dining and shopping district. The Grand Rapids African American Museum & Archives and Grand Rapids Art Museum are just two blocks away. It’s also an easy walk (or free DASH ride) from downtown hotels.

There is abundant parking near the Museum. View the downtown parking map – the closest lot is the Monroe Center Parking Ramp (N) at the corner of Louis Street and Ionia.

GRAM invites guests to bring their own meals to enjoy on the outdoor dining terrace or inside in the Member Lounge. There are 100+ restaurants within comfortable walking distance (or a free DASH ride).

The Museum Store is currently closed until further notice.