What a gift Terry Redlin gave the city of Watertown. The museum building itself is also a work of art and the grounds around it are lovely. We spent 4 hours viewing the paintings and reading all the wonderful history of Terry's life and why he painted what he did. We enjoyed our visit so much. More

Terry Redlin is an AMerican artist who specialized in nature scense and rural Americana. He's popular in the upper Midwest -- especially with outdoor enthusiasts (hunters, fishermen). The museum displays his works on oil. Visitors can purchase framed prints, plates, post cards, holiday cards, mugs, and a variety of other gifts bearing images Mr. Redlin has painted. Admission is free. More

The Redlin Art Center is an amazing place! The people are friendly and the paintings are truely exquisit. Enjoyed every minute we spent there. More

Many of Terry Redlin's original paintings are available for visitors to view. Beautiful building. Nice gift shop. A true treasure for the community. I have visited the museum multiple times and have enjoyed walking through every time. I have seen young kids go through and like what they see. More

Everything in this art center is first class. Most of Redlin's art is in here, plus other attractions about his work. Beautiful building and facilities. More

The art is amazing- most all of the paintings are originals. True talent at it's best. The art center is definitely worth a stop. Its free and fun for people of all ages! The lady at the front desk is very helpful too. She can answer any questions you'll have. Worth the trip here! I would allow at least an... More

We were in town for Easter Sunday and before heading back home we visited the the Redlin Museum on Monday. This was our first visit. The staff was very welcoming to my children and even my 8 year old boy found beauty in the paintings and my daughters were intreged by the story of Terry Redlin. There is so much... More

This is a free art museum dedicated to Terry Redlin. He is known for his wildlife and rural living paintings. There are 3 floors of his exhibits, from his first drawing with a pencil and paper, to his later paintings. There is a huge garden behind the museum that you can walk on the trails. This museum is easily accessible... More

admission is free and you can offer donations. So many beautiful works of art and the grounds out back have walking paths, gazebos, and ponds where you can feed the geese. Bring your camera! More