Gallery space showcases powerful imagery and graphic photography that tell a compelling story about social justice and community resilience. Atmosphere feels warm and welcoming, fostering a sense of hope and remembrance. Visitors engage with educational exhibits that celebrate Black history and shared voices.
Powerful artwork connects deeply with the nearby memorial, creating a moving experience. The gallery offers inspirational stories behind the art and welcomes visitors with great hospitality.
Exhibits focus on powerful visual storytelling about community trauma and transformation. The gallery offers a space of hope and remembrance with important photos and artwork honoring Mr. Floyd's memory.
"The host shared his lived experience and history in the galleries."
"King's storytelling makes these historical sites so vivid and important."
"You can get a history lesson at this museum from King Demetrius."
Good to know
The studio's hours vary, so check before visiting.
King Demetrius is often present to share insights.
Expect a powerful and informative experience about Black history.
Old car mechanic garage transforms into a working studio and gallery filled with scrap metal sculptures and unique art installations. Quirky, interactive atmosphere invites exploration inside and out, appealing to all ages. Space buzzes with creative energy and offers constant surprises for those who wander through.
Art installations feature upcycled and repurposed materials creating a unique immersive experience. The space offers one-of-a-kind pieces made from unexpected daily objects and encourages creative tinkering.
A working studio and gallery offers a unique museum experience with interactive art spaces and live creative processes. It provides a less formal, more engaging environment than traditional museums.
Good to know
The entrance to the House of Balls is free, but donations are accepted.
Parking is limited but free on the street.
The House of Balls is located right next to the Cedar Riverside Station.
Ruins of an old flour mill create a historic atmosphere with breathtaking views of the river, city, and Stone Arch Bridge from the rooftop deck. Interactive exhibits, including an elevator ride and water features, engage families and visitors. The space feels small and cozy, offering a relaxed experience without crowds.
Exhibits offer a deep dive into milling history and Minneapolis's role. Hands-on features include interactive water displays and activities like grinding wheat, making it kid-friendly and engaging for adults.
Towering remains of the Washburn “A” Mill greet visitors, setting a historic tone. Exhibits cover milling production history and the city's past, supported by engaging presentations and helpful staff.
Good to know
Adult tickets cost $15 and children's tickets cost $8.
The museum offers a Flour Tower elevator show every 30 minutes.
Parking is available nearby, but it can fill up quickly during events.
Building showcases stunning contemporary architecture with a quirky facade that draws attention. Interior offers a quiet, peaceful atmosphere with thoughtfully curated art in a spacious, relaxed setting. Visitors enjoy free admission and a great city view from the balcony.
Free entry welcomes visitors to explore contemporary art in a building that itself is a work of art. Exhibits change frequently and include interactive pieces, with staff offering helpful support like bag watching.
Free admission allows easy access to contemporary art exhibits that change frequently. The museum features thought-provoking curation and a unique architectural design that enhances the experience.
Good to know
The Weisman Art Museum is free to enter.
Parking is available by reservation only near the museum.
Several rooms at the museum may be closed during your visit.
Mansion combines historic architecture with contemporary art for a seamless visual experience. Atmosphere feels friendly and spacious, with holiday decor enhancing the setting. Unique features include an authentic Swedish cafe and an amazing kids' play area.
The mansion itself is a work of art with stunning architecture and detailed woodwork. Exhibits showcase art and design from the late 19th century, blending history with educational content.
The museum features a well curated mansion as its main attraction, beautifully maintained and engaging. Exhibits bring history to life with detailed displays and tours, all accessible within an hour or less.
Good to know
Admission to the American Swedish Institute is free on Thursdays from 3-8 pm.
Tickets for events at the American Swedish Institute can sell out quickly.
Kids under 6 can enter for free at the American Swedish Institute.
Large open-air park combines modern sculptures with serene natural elements like wind chimes in trees. Visitors find a peaceful atmosphere ideal for quiet walks and reflection. Iconic pieces such as the Spoonbridge and Cherry sculpture stand out against views of historic architecture.
Outdoor art integrates seamlessly with nature, creating an immersive experience that feels like a public room without walls. The layout encourages exploration, featuring pieces like functional art bridges and direct, humorous public sculptures.
A sculpture garden connects directly to a fantastic museum. Nearby, the Walker Center museum charges US$18 per adult for entry.
Good to know
The Minneapolis Sculpture Garden is free to visit.
Parking at the adjacent lot costs $4 for the day.
The park is open until midnight.
Beautiful old building with original charm and stunning woodwork creates a quiet, calming atmosphere. Exhibits focus on local history and include detailed stories about Minnesota and the Tibetan community. Admission is free with donations accepted, encouraging easy access for all.
Exhibits focus on Minnesota history and include special topics like the Tibetan Art Exhibit covering Buddhism and the Dalai Lama. The gallery offers live performances and has a calm atmosphere near a major art institute.
Housed in a beautiful old building with original charm and stunning woodwork, the museum features exhibits on local history like pioneers, soldiers, and Tibetan art. It offers live performances and special exhibits, creating a quiet, calming space with engaging storytelling and visual displays.
Good to know
Entry is free, but donations are encouraged to support the museum.
Parking is easy and available near the museum.
Spending an hour or two at the museum is recommended for a full experience.