With 1,500 pieces on display at one time, the Milwaukee Art Museum has more art than most visitors can see in a day. These resources will help you find your way around.
Self-guided tours:
Each pamphlet highlights a small group of artworks tied to a specific theme.
Drop-in tours:
Museum docents give 1-hour tours every weekend of the building and Collection highlights:
Saturdays at 11 a.m. and 2 p.m.
Sundays at 2 p.m.
Group tours:
Scheduled tours are available for student groups and adult groups on a wide range of topics.
Audio guides:
These recorded tours are available at the entrance to the Collection galleries:
Print versions of these audio guides are also available.
Museum videos:
Learn more about the Museum, its Collection, and the exhibitions. A variety of informative videos are screened Thursday–Sunday, 1–4 p.m., in Lubar Auditorium. Free with Museum admission. Showtimes vary; check the current listing outside the auditorium for more information.
ArtPacks:
The Museum provides free activity sets with interactive games, brainteasers, and drawing activities to help children enjoy exploring the Museum. These self-guided packs can be signed out at the entrance to the Collection galleries.
The Museum offers many educational programs for all ages.
For more information, please contact the visitor services department at 414-224-3200 or mam@mam.org