We took advantage of the free admission on Sunday mornings. So not only was it free but we had the place to ourself as we got there right as it opened.
It's a small location and can be seen in 30 minutes to an hour.
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We took advantage of the free admission on Sunday mornings. So not only was it free but we had the place to ourself as we got there right as it opened.
It's a small location and can be seen in 30 minutes to an hour.
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I visited the museum on a Sunday afternoon (free admission every Sunday) with two kids, ages seven and nine. We all enjoyed the chair exhibit, but the chairs were a great temptation for the kids. They were completely bored with the exhibits upstairs. The kids' favorite was the creation room. There children can draw with chalk, crayons, and markers. Student...
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This is a nice little museum. It's not the greatest collection in the world, but it does have interesting pieces in a variety of media. I went because I was interested in seeing the temporary exhibit that was up at the time, and was pleasantly surprised to see how well the (admittedly eclectic) permanent exhibits had been done. My visit...
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Lots of amazing works of art and artifacts. This museum also features days where you may enter for free.
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Great staff and volunteers. Definitively not a museum at the level of those in NYC or LA , but makes up with a great staff and special events for various levels of the family.
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My wife, one adult son and I visited this museum on a recent Friday for their special traveling exhibit of the Hudson River school landscape paintings. That exhibition was wonderful, but it was on loan and by the time you read this has likely moved to the next stop.
However, this museum is still worth a visit. It has a...
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From Botticelli to Chihluly, well worth the reasonable admission price.We also saw a special exhibit of 45 Iconic American Masterpieces. Areas where photographs are not allowed are clearly marked and this is appreciated. A clean and pleasant experience for the museum inthusiast.
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Columbia's Museum of Art is as worthy of praise as any other museum in the state! Visitors can enjoy a great international collection of paintings, sculptures, furniture etc., which are representative of all the major art periods. Most importantly, everyone can enjoy the permanent collection for free on Sundays!
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We are pretty casual down here, but this is a nice way to get outa the heat and into some amazing art and history!
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This is South Carolina's premier international art museum! The permanent collection shows an array of work from American, European and Asian artists, from renaissance to modern art! And traveling exhibitions from Turner to Cezanne, the Hudson River School, Mark Rothko and more!!!
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