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Joslyn Art Museum
- Address: 2200 Dodge St Omaha, NE 68102
- Region: Downtown / Old Market
- Phone: (402) 342-3300
- Fax: (402) 342-2376
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Fri hours extended to 8 pm on first weekend of each month (except October 1). Cafe and some areas are currently closed. Joslyn Art Museum has been a premier center for the visual arts for 90 years. With art from ancient times to the present, there's something for everyone. The outdoor garden galleries, including the kid-friendly Discovery Garden, offer a welcome view of over 20 artworks in the fresh air. Young visitors will love the exhibitions of original art by children's book illustrators in the Mind's Eye Gallery as well as the ART WORK hands-on space. Major temporary special exhibitions are offered annually, along with concerts, lectures, events, classes, mobile and guided tours, and more. The Museum features a café and shop and is fully accessible. General admission to Joslyn is free to everyone during all public hours. Additional charge for some special exhibitions.
Health Protocol
- Masks Provided:
- Health Screening Required-Staff:
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- Health Protocol Statement: Timed ticket reservations are no longer needed for daily admission to Joslyn Art Museum. Upon arrival at the Museum, all visitors are asked to check in at an admissions desk. Masks are strongly encouraged for all visitors. Masks are required for all visitors ages 5+ who have not been vaccinated against Covid-19. Masks must be worn by all visitors, regardless of vaccination status, in selected areas within the Museum, such as the Hitchcock Museum Shop. These requirements are indicated with signage. Thank you for your cooperation.
- Health Protocol Link: https://www.joslyn.org/news-room/details.aspx?ID=1601
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Amenities
Hours and Price - General
- Hours: Museum: 10am-4pm Wednesday-Sunday; first weekend of each month, Friday hours extended 10 am to 8 pm (excluding October 1, 2021) Gift Shop: Temporary limited Shop hours: Friday–Sunday, 10 am to 4 pm Café: Temporarily closed
- Price: Free
- Season: Open year round (closed Mondays, Tuesdays, and major holidays)
Additional Details - Amenities
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Personal Protection - Health Protocols
- Masks Provided:
- Health Screening Required-Staff:
General - Health Protocols
- No Contact Services:
- Social Distance Markings/Signage:
- Social Distance Furniture Configurations:
- Health Protocol Statement: Timed ticket reservations are no longer needed for daily admission to Joslyn Art Museum. Upon arrival at the Museum, all visitors are asked to check in at an admissions desk. Masks are strongly encouraged for all visitors. Masks are required for all visitors ages 5+ who have not been vaccinated against Covid-19. Masks must be worn by all visitors, regardless of vaccination status, in selected areas within the Museum, such as the Hitchcock Museum Shop. These requirements are indicated with signage. Thank you for your cooperation.
- Health Protocol Link: https://www.joslyn.org/news-room/details.aspx?ID=1601
- Hand Wash/Sanitizer Stations:
- CDC Recommended Cleaning Procedures:
- Open For Business:
Virtual Tour
Events
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Faces from the Interior: The North American Portraits of Karl Bodmer
Oct 2, 2021 - Apr 17, 2022 Recurring weekly on Sunday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, SaturdayThe first Joslyn exhibition to focus exclusively on Karl Bodmer’s watercolor portraits of Native Americans. Included are portraits of individuals from Omaha, Yankton, Lakota, Mandan, Hidatsa, more -
Guy Goldstein
Oct 2, 2021 - Jan 2, 2022 Recurring weekly on Sunday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, SaturdayGuy Goldstein maintains a hybrid practice as a multimedia artist and musician. Exploring the shifting relationship between sound and image, Goldstein considers how sonic and visual experiences overlap more
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