Visit
Location
McDowell Road & Central Avenue
1625 N. Central Avenue
Phoenix, AZ 85004
- Click here for map of the area.
- Click here for a map of the Museum campus.
- Free parking with barrier-free access
24-hour Information: (602) 257-1222
Offices: (602) 257-1880
E-mail: info@phxart.org
Metro Light Rail
The closest station to the Museum is Number 10, McDowell & Central.
Click here to download the metro light rail brochure, containing a full map, fare details and operating hours.
Driving Directions
From North Valley via I-17:
Exit at McDowell Road. Turn Left at the off ramp light. Follow McDowell Road to Central Avenue. Continue through the light at Central Avenue and turn left 0.1 of a mile onto Alvarado Street. Phoenix Art Museum will be on your left hand side. Visitor Parking lot is one block North on your left hand side.
From South Valley via I-17:
Exit at McDowell Road. Turn Right at the off ramp light. Follow McDowell Road to Central Avenue. Continue through the light at Central Avenue and turn left 0.1 of a mile onto Alvarado Street. Phoenix Art Museum will be on your left hand side. Visitor Parking lot is one block North on your left hand side.
From East Valley via I-10:
Exit at 7th Street. Merge right onto 7th Street and turn Left at the first light onto McDowell Road. Follow McDowell Road to 3rd Street. Continue through the light at 3rd Street and turn right 0.2 of a mile onto Alvarado Street. Phoenix Art Museum will be on your left hand side. Visitor Parking lot is one block North on your left hand side.
From West Valley via I-10:
Exit at 7th Avenue. Turn left at the off ramp onto 7th Avenue. Turn right at the first light onto McDowell Road. Follow McDowell Road to Central Avenue. Continue through the light at Central Avenue and turn left 0.1 of a mile onto Alvarado Street. Phoenix Art Museum will be on your left hand side. Visitor Parking lot is one block North on your left hand side.
Accessible Service
We want to make sure your visit to the museum is perfect in every way.
If you need any special assistance or arrangements, please feel free to contact us.
For your convenience we offer:
• Complimentary wheelchairs available in the Museum's lobby.
• TTY/TDD telephone outside of the Steele Gallery.
• Handicapped parking in all lots and ramp access.
Hours and General Admission
General Museum Hours
Wednesday, 10am-9pm
Thursday-Saturday, 10am-5pm
Sunday, 12pm-5pm
First Friday Evenings, 6-10pm
Closed Mondays, Tuesdays and major holidays
General Admission:
$10 adults
$8 senior citizens & fulltime college/university students w/ID
$4 children ages 6-17
Free for Museum members & children under age 6
Voluntary donation on Wednesday evenings, 3-9pm.
Voluntary donation on First Friday evenings, 6-10pm
Special policies and fees may apply to ticketed and special admission exhibitions
Guided Tours
To enhance your museum experience, we offer several guided tours for your viewing enjoyment.
European, American, Western American, Asian, Art of Philip C. Curtis
12 Noon Daily
Featured Exhibition Tour
1pm Daily
Modern, Contemporary, Fashion Design
2pm Daily
All Guided Tours repeated on Wednesdays, 6pm
Group Tours
Groups of 10 or more people must be scheduled at least 5 weeks in advance; cost per person is regular general admission to the Museum. To schedule a group tour or for more information, call (602) 307-2090 or send e-mail to groupsales@phxart.org. For information on school tours, click here.
Bring the Museum to you
The Museum Docents' Speakers Bureau will bring one-hour slide presentations to your adult community group or organization meeting on requested topics. You must book your presentation at least 5 weeks in advance. To schedule a presentation, call (602) 307-2090 or send e-mail to groupsales@phxart.org.
Be your own tour guide
Tour the galleries and exhibitions at your own pace with the latest in digital technology. The Museum's MP3 audio guide featuring brief presentations about the artists and their works is free with general admission. Available in both English and Spanish.
About The Museum
Culture Found.
Welcome to Phoenix Art Museum. The Southwest’s premier 203,000- square foot destination for world-class visual arts. Here you will be immersed in culture while viewing popular exhibitions that feature artists such as Rembrandt, Norman Rockwell, and Annie Leibowitz. Monet. And the list goes on.
Since 1959, The Phoenix Art Museum, designed by New York architects Tod Williams/Billie Tsien & Associates, has been the home of an outstanding collection of more than 18,000 works of American, Asian, European, Latin American, Western American, modern and contemporary art, and fashion design.
As Arizona’s cultural hub for nearly fifty years, Phoenix Art Museum presents festivals, live performances, independent art films and educational programs for people of all ages that will both enlighten and entertain.
General Policies
Please help us protect the art. Works of art survive the ravages of time only through constant care. Efforts to preserve them for the enjoyment of future generations depend on your cooperation.
- Please do not touch the objects on display.
- Smoking is prohibited in the Museum.
- Food and beverages are prohibited in the galleries.
- Packages, umbrellas and bags exceeding 11" x 15" cannot be taken into the galleries; lockers are available free of charge in the lobby.
- Click here for our photography policy.
Arcadia Farms
Located inside the Museum, Arcadia Farms offers casual, award-winning dining featuring delicious sandwiches, salads and desserts that are always made with local organically grown ingredients. Kids menu available.
Click here to see a full menu.
Museum members receive a discount when they present a current membership card.
Hours:
Wednesday, 10:30am to 7:30pm
Thursday through Sunday, 10:30am to 3:30pm
Phone:
(602) 257-2191