Dixon Gallery hides in an intimate setting providing a relaxing visual vacation combining the natural arts of the gardens with artful masterpieces of man.

The permanent collection was out traveling which was disappointing and the gardens weren't blooming so the experience wasn't the best. Still there were a few lovely pieces in the jewelry exhibit that was there.

the gallery and gardens are spectacular But the theater that produces shows there is amazing ! Dan McCleary and his troupe of seasoned actors produced an amazing Hamlet.

Didn't realize until we had paid and started our visit that the impressionist paintings were all out of town on tour. I mentioned my disappointment at the cashier's desk and was told that I was not the first to voice this. Hmm..., really? Maybe they should try harder to let people know then. Apparently if you visit their website you... More

Nice gallery and beautiful garden (even if just some flowers were blooming in March), but that's all. There are soooo many great attractions in Memphis, so I think it's not really a must-see if you have only a couple of days in the town - but if you have some extra time, I absolutely recommend it. Visit the gallery's homepage,... More

We visited the Dixon Gallery and Gardens in March when there were only a few flowers blooming and when the Impressionist and Post-Impressionist paintings had been replaced by an exhibit of Memphis artists from 2001. We were disappointed about missing the permanent collection, but impressed by the local art. The galleries were organized by year and had a wonderful variety... More

Wo, were we surprised by this small gallery and its setting. Although it was raining buckets of water, the grounds were still beautiful and led us to want to come back in the spring to walk teh gardens.

I have volunteered in the gardens for years and have participated in the annual wildflower sales in April. The art gallery is top notch. The symphony in the gardens is also a favorite. We take our chairs and picnic to sit on the lawn to hear the Memphis Symphony surrounded by the gardens.

Humphreys pavillion was a perfect setting for a wedding reception. Lots of space and with little need for extra decoration. The bride and groom seemed to love it too.