Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art
Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art
Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art
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10:00 AM - 6:00 PM
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11:00 AM - 6:00 PM
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11:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Thursday
11:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Friday
11:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Saturday
10:00 AM - 6:00 PM
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10:00 AM - 6:00 PM
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Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art welcomes all to celebrate the American spirit in a setting that unites the power of art with the beauty of nature.
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- ericar72034Conway, Arkansas13 contributionsEveryone should visit Crystal Bridges!Crystal Bridges is a beautiful museum that everyone should visit. The permanent collection is FREE to view & temporary exhibit fees are always reasonable. Yayoi Kusama’s artwork, Infinity Mirrored Room—My Heart is Dancing into the Universe (2018) is a wonderful experience & a great addition to the museum. We love to visit this museum when in the area & highly recommend it to anyone traveling through the area. Make sure to visit Eleven (the restaurant inside the museum) - for a great meal in a beautiful venue.Visited December 2019Written January 7, 2020
- SF_RoadWarriorMinneapolis, Minnesota41 contributionsTop-rate museum; a must-see if you are in the areaThe terrain and modern architecture are exemplary. Arrive early enough before sunset to enjoy the different views of the structures and surrounding features. The galleries are inviting and spacious. Take time to visit them all. Do get a ticket for the Infinity Mirrored Room as well as the Frank Lloyd Wright Bachman-Wilson House. Tickets are free but capacity controlled. General admission is also free. The bar and restaurant are also noteworthy with a good selection of culinary offerings as well as some truly intriguing craft cocktails. Not to be forgotten. The North Forest Lights outdoor exhibit is also fantastic and well worth the extra cost. The experience of sylvan lights and music are also not to be forgotten! Do allow sufficient time and dress warmly to stay comfortable. Finally, the staff were so fun and engaging. I derived as much enjoyment chatting and goofing with them as I did perusing rest of the museum. Delightful folks- much like most of the people in the area.Visited January 2020Written February 4, 2020
- Heather BKansas City, Missouri103 contributionsEchoing all the other good reviewsI have wanted to visit Northwestern Arkansas just to see this museum for years. Finally was able to visit and it lived up to expectations. This is one of the best museums I've ever been to period! Beautiful location, beautiful architecture, just amazing. Be sure to carve out plenty of time to walk a trail or two on the museum grounds. The art trail is a great shorter trail with a few exhibits and sculptures to look at. During the pandemic you will need to buy timed tickets in advance online if you are paying to see a specific exhibit. My recommendation is to choose a time earlier than later in the day. We saw the Ansel Adams exhibit on a Sunday afternoon and felt like it was a little too crowded for Covid. I still have to give this place 5/5 because it was that wonderful though.Visited November 2020Written November 16, 2020
- AtlantaDrummerKennesaw, Georgia573 contributionsThe best free museum on earth!My wife and I visited on the suggestion from the proprietor of the Inn where we stayed. We could not believe such a beautiful facility full of every kind of art was FREE to attend. There is art from a plethora of famous (Charles Willson Peale, Norman Rockwell, Alexander Calder, and Dale Chihuly to name a few) as well as not so famous artists whose work is incredible. It isn't just paintings either. This is a truly unique museum and the facility itself is a work of art in its own right. If you are within 50 miles of Bentonville, Arkansas, I strongly recommend you find some time to add this to your itinerary. It is absolutely breathtaking!Visited October 2020Written November 11, 2020
- mvrnldMorrison, Colorado76 contributionsAt capacity—go online to reserve a free “timed” ticketI can’t really review this highly rated museum because attendance was at capacity and could not accept walk-up visitors. Timed tickets can be reserved online in advance but they were sold out on the Friday we went. We waited for an hour until an evaluation was completed, but still no room so we left. We were on vacation in Oklahoma and drove an hour and a half one way to see the museum. There was a special Ansel Adams exhibit at the museum currently, so that could be one reason it was full, as well as COVID-19 restrictions. Just a heads up if you’re planning a visit there.Visited October 2020Traveled as a coupleWritten October 24, 2020
- ekf52Lawrence, Kansas41 contributionsTo see it all - plan aheadThe Museum buldings and grounds are well worth the trip to Bentonville. If you want to tour the Frank Lloyd Wright designed home or some of the exhibits that limit the number of attendees - arrange for tickets in advance. They are free but in high demand. A beautiful setting.Visited January 2020Written January 20, 2020
- Alex .Nashville, Tennessee176 contributionsSpent the whole day here!When we planned a trip to NWA, we knew we HAD to visit Crystal Bridges! We started the day with the free art galleries. We had our tickets ahead of time, so there was no wait for us (but some were already waiting). I'm not the biggest art museum fan, but I still enjoyed the exhibits. I noticed there's a good diversity - classics, modern, textile, etc. I'm not sure if everywhere does this, but I think the wall plaques that describe the piece were actually interesting, when normally I barely read them. I was surprised how many pieces have sneaky politically or social commentary that modern viewers don't notice! While there, we also enjoyed almost every trail. We didn't see the Night Lights because we didn't feel it would be worth $40+. The trails were good though. Definitely, again, a good variety for everyone. Some are easy/moderate with sculptures along the way, while some are challenging or have mountain biking trails alongside them. The last outdoor thing we did was Oktoberfest, which honestly was the most disappointing thing. It's on a small "lawn" in bright sunlight, with no live band. It's literally just selling brats and beer, with no other entertainment or cultural value. We also grabbed a small lunch at the Eleven restaurant. It's okay. It wasn't bad, but I was disappointed that the only vegetarian items were a salad and a grilled cheese, even though the website said there were veggies wraps (there weren't). But, they spaced tables well, in a beautiful room, with decent food. If you're in the area, Crystal Bridges is a must-see!Visited October 2020Written October 14, 2020
- Kristen S2 contributionsNorthern Lights/Waste of moneySo disappointed in the Northern Lights at Crystal Bridges. Loved the museum and have visited many times and we were so excited to experience the Northern Lights, however, the experience was a huge let down. It was most definitely not worth $22 per person. Long lines, very crowded and the lights were nothing to get excited about.Visited October 2020Written October 2, 2020
- Randy ThompsonPlano, Texas402 contributionsA world class art museumSuch a surprise to find a museum like this in Bentonville. From the grounds, to the architecture, to the displays themselves, this is a world class first rate art museum that is well worth the trip. And get this: it's free to get in. IMPORTANT TIP: What I didn't know is that, due to Covid, they are limiting the number of people that are allowed inside at any given time. I found out when I got there you need to go on line and reserve a time slot to get in. They have limited walk up spots but I was there very early in the day so they were able to get me in. Otherwise, it would have been a wasted stop.Visited November 2020Written November 28, 2020
- Alice K10 contributionsWOW ..... Beyond any possible expectations.A friend of mine recommended that we visit this museum. She was worried that she had spoken so favorably about it over the years that it would seem as though she had "oversold" it. After having been here, I told her it would be impossible to oversell this. It is magnificent and totally awe inspiring. We spent two hours in the early morning (to beat the heat) from 8 - 10 a.m. walking on the trails. The sculptures along the trails are fabulous and diverse in nature. The trails are on beautifully treed and flowered grounds. The trails are perfectly paved and kept in perfect condition. There are benches located frequently along the way. There are also bathrooms along the trails. I envy the "locals" who have this available to them, at no cost, to do their daily walks. Truly a gift for all to enjoy. At 10 a.m. we then went inside to enjoy the architecture and art of this overwhelmingly beautiful facility. It's truly beyond my ability to describe in a way that would do it justice. We were lucky to participate in a tour offered, for free, by docent, Sarah. We learned so much more and were able to appreciate the history, architecture, and process of Crystal Bridges more completely than if we hadn't taken her tour. I would recommend that before you explore the building, you go to the lower level to see the architectural model of CB so that you can appreciate the layout of the building and grounds. Also, there are two separate, informative "apps" to download to use during your visit. The "inside" app is narrated by Alice Walton, herself. I have been to at least 100 art museums in the world and I would say that this surpasses all fo them in it's "total" impact. In closing, you will LOVE, LOVE, LOVE this place. It's magical. What a generous heart Alice Walton has. I look forward to returning to visit from Wisconsin or Arizona.Visited June 2021Written June 16, 2021
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AtlantaDrummer
Kennesaw, GA573 contributions
Oct 2020
My wife and I visited on the suggestion from the proprietor of the Inn where we stayed. We could not believe such a beautiful facility full of every kind of art was FREE to attend. There is art from a plethora of famous (Charles Willson Peale, Norman Rockwell, Alexander Calder, and Dale Chihuly to name a few) as well as not so famous artists whose work is incredible. It isn't just paintings either. This is a truly unique museum and the facility itself is a work of art in its own right. If you are within 50 miles of Bentonville, Arkansas, I strongly recommend you find some time to add this to your itinerary. It is absolutely breathtaking!
Written November 11, 2020
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mvrnld
Morrison, CO76 contributions
Oct 2020 • Couples
I can’t really review this highly rated museum because attendance was at capacity and could not accept walk-up visitors. Timed tickets can be reserved online in advance but they were sold out on the Friday we went. We waited for an hour until an evaluation was completed, but still no room so we left. We were on vacation in Oklahoma and drove an hour and a half one way to see the museum. There was a special Ansel Adams exhibit at the museum currently, so that could be one reason it was full, as well as COVID-19 restrictions. Just a heads up if you’re planning a visit there.
Written October 24, 2020
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ekf52
Lawrence, KS41 contributions
Jan 2020
The Museum buldings and grounds are well worth the trip to Bentonville. If you want to tour the Frank Lloyd Wright designed home or some of the exhibits that limit the number of attendees - arrange for tickets in advance. They are free but in high demand. A beautiful setting.
Written January 20, 2020
This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews as part of our industry-leading trust & safety standards. Read our transparency report to learn more.
Alex .
Nashville, TN176 contributions
Oct 2020
When we planned a trip to NWA, we knew we HAD to visit Crystal Bridges!
We started the day with the free art galleries. We had our tickets ahead of time, so there was no wait for us (but some were already waiting). I'm not the biggest art museum fan, but I still enjoyed the exhibits. I noticed there's a good diversity - classics, modern, textile, etc. I'm not sure if everywhere does this, but I think the wall plaques that describe the piece were actually interesting, when normally I barely read them. I was surprised how many pieces have sneaky politically or social commentary that modern viewers don't notice!
While there, we also enjoyed almost every trail. We didn't see the Night Lights because we didn't feel it would be worth $40+. The trails were good though. Definitely, again, a good variety for everyone. Some are easy/moderate with sculptures along the way, while some are challenging or have mountain biking trails alongside them. The last outdoor thing we did was Oktoberfest, which honestly was the most disappointing thing. It's on a small "lawn" in bright sunlight, with no live band. It's literally just selling brats and beer, with no other entertainment or cultural value.
We also grabbed a small lunch at the Eleven restaurant. It's okay. It wasn't bad, but I was disappointed that the only vegetarian items were a salad and a grilled cheese, even though the website said there were veggies wraps (there weren't). But, they spaced tables well, in a beautiful room, with decent food.
If you're in the area, Crystal Bridges is a must-see!
We started the day with the free art galleries. We had our tickets ahead of time, so there was no wait for us (but some were already waiting). I'm not the biggest art museum fan, but I still enjoyed the exhibits. I noticed there's a good diversity - classics, modern, textile, etc. I'm not sure if everywhere does this, but I think the wall plaques that describe the piece were actually interesting, when normally I barely read them. I was surprised how many pieces have sneaky politically or social commentary that modern viewers don't notice!
While there, we also enjoyed almost every trail. We didn't see the Night Lights because we didn't feel it would be worth $40+. The trails were good though. Definitely, again, a good variety for everyone. Some are easy/moderate with sculptures along the way, while some are challenging or have mountain biking trails alongside them. The last outdoor thing we did was Oktoberfest, which honestly was the most disappointing thing. It's on a small "lawn" in bright sunlight, with no live band. It's literally just selling brats and beer, with no other entertainment or cultural value.
We also grabbed a small lunch at the Eleven restaurant. It's okay. It wasn't bad, but I was disappointed that the only vegetarian items were a salad and a grilled cheese, even though the website said there were veggies wraps (there weren't). But, they spaced tables well, in a beautiful room, with decent food.
If you're in the area, Crystal Bridges is a must-see!
Written October 14, 2020
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Kristen S
2 contributions
Oct 2020
So disappointed in the Northern Lights at Crystal Bridges. Loved the museum and have visited many times and we were so excited to experience the Northern Lights, however, the experience was a huge let down. It was most definitely not worth $22 per person. Long lines, very crowded and the lights were nothing to get excited about.
Written October 3, 2020
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Randy Thompson
Plano, TX402 contributions
Nov 2020
Such a surprise to find a museum like this in Bentonville. From the grounds, to the architecture, to the displays themselves, this is a world class first rate art museum that is well worth the trip. And get this: it's free to get in.
IMPORTANT TIP: What I didn't know is that, due to Covid, they are limiting the number of people that are allowed inside at any given time. I found out when I got there you need to go on line and reserve a time slot to get in. They have limited walk up spots but I was there very early in the day so they were able to get me in. Otherwise, it would have been a wasted stop.
IMPORTANT TIP: What I didn't know is that, due to Covid, they are limiting the number of people that are allowed inside at any given time. I found out when I got there you need to go on line and reserve a time slot to get in. They have limited walk up spots but I was there very early in the day so they were able to get me in. Otherwise, it would have been a wasted stop.
Written November 28, 2020
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Alice K
10 contributions
Jun 2021
A friend of mine recommended that we visit this museum. She was worried that she had spoken so favorably about it over the years that it would seem as though she had "oversold" it. After having been here, I told her it would be impossible to oversell this. It is magnificent and totally awe inspiring.
We spent two hours in the early morning (to beat the heat) from 8 - 10 a.m. walking on the trails. The sculptures along the trails are fabulous and diverse in nature. The trails are on beautifully treed and flowered grounds. The trails are perfectly paved and kept in perfect condition. There are benches located frequently along the way. There are also bathrooms along the trails. I envy the "locals" who have this available to them, at no cost, to do their daily walks. Truly a gift for all to enjoy.
At 10 a.m. we then went inside to enjoy the architecture and art of this overwhelmingly beautiful facility. It's truly beyond my ability to describe in a way that would do it justice.
We were lucky to participate in a tour offered, for free, by docent, Sarah. We learned so much more and were able to appreciate the history, architecture, and process of Crystal Bridges more completely than if we hadn't taken her tour.
I would recommend that before you explore the building, you go to the lower level to see the architectural model of CB so that you can appreciate the layout of the building and grounds.
Also, there are two separate, informative "apps" to download to use during your visit. The "inside" app is narrated by Alice Walton, herself.
I have been to at least 100 art museums in the world and I would say that this surpasses all fo them in it's "total" impact.
In closing, you will LOVE, LOVE, LOVE this place. It's magical. What a generous heart Alice Walton has. I look forward to returning to visit from Wisconsin or Arizona.
We spent two hours in the early morning (to beat the heat) from 8 - 10 a.m. walking on the trails. The sculptures along the trails are fabulous and diverse in nature. The trails are on beautifully treed and flowered grounds. The trails are perfectly paved and kept in perfect condition. There are benches located frequently along the way. There are also bathrooms along the trails. I envy the "locals" who have this available to them, at no cost, to do their daily walks. Truly a gift for all to enjoy.
At 10 a.m. we then went inside to enjoy the architecture and art of this overwhelmingly beautiful facility. It's truly beyond my ability to describe in a way that would do it justice.
We were lucky to participate in a tour offered, for free, by docent, Sarah. We learned so much more and were able to appreciate the history, architecture, and process of Crystal Bridges more completely than if we hadn't taken her tour.
I would recommend that before you explore the building, you go to the lower level to see the architectural model of CB so that you can appreciate the layout of the building and grounds.
Also, there are two separate, informative "apps" to download to use during your visit. The "inside" app is narrated by Alice Walton, herself.
I have been to at least 100 art museums in the world and I would say that this surpasses all fo them in it's "total" impact.
In closing, you will LOVE, LOVE, LOVE this place. It's magical. What a generous heart Alice Walton has. I look forward to returning to visit from Wisconsin or Arizona.
Written June 16, 2021
This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews as part of our industry-leading trust & safety standards. Read our transparency report to learn more.
IndySig
Indianapolis, IN3,741 contributions
Nov 2020 • Couples
We visited here several years ago and knew we needed to come back. We arrived one evening and stopped to see the Buckyball. We found that they were having a lights show in the forest. The entry fee was $27 and it was worth every penny. They have installed multiple light shows along the forest path and each one is unique. We spent about 2 hours strolling and enjoying this fantastic experience.
The following day we visited the Ansel Adams exhibit - oh my oh my- was it a show stopper. We then visited the other galleries and strolled around the woods for a daytime treat this place is wonderful. Thank you Alice Walton!
The following day we visited the Ansel Adams exhibit - oh my oh my- was it a show stopper. We then visited the other galleries and strolled around the woods for a daytime treat this place is wonderful. Thank you Alice Walton!
Written November 20, 2020
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cjds
Branson, MO424 contributions
May 2021
We had never heard of the CBMof AA, so what a wonderful treat when we arrived....cannot say enough about this marvelous museum, displays, layout, etc. To know it is free is truly amazing. We did purchase tickets to the Crafters Display and it was well worth the small fee...we felt blessed to be there during this event which only occurs every few years. We took two days, about 3 hrs per day, to roam the various eras of American Art and a small amount of the outdoor museum possibilities. Truly a gem of the Ozarks.
Written May 15, 2021
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stephrab
New York City, NY717 contributions
May 2021 • Couples
We planned a whole trip 10 day of museuming to Texas, Oklahoma and Arkansas around visiting Crystal Bridges. This is the last day of the trip and it was a highlight. Not enough good things to say. I will not waste your time except with key advise.
1) Make sure you get tickets well in advance.
2) Get the ticket as early as possible in the day.
3) Spend 90 minutes looking then take a lunch break in ELEVEN, the restaurant in the museum.
4) Go for another 60 - 90 minutes and then take a coffee break.
5) Spend some time outdoors on the trails.
6) IF open and you can get a ticket, also visit the Bachman-Wilson (Frank Lloyd Wright) House which is part of the museum but another ticket is needed. Currently the house is closed for renovations.
Finally, a big thank you to the Walton Family and their foundation for this amazing gift to the American people.
1) Make sure you get tickets well in advance.
2) Get the ticket as early as possible in the day.
3) Spend 90 minutes looking then take a lunch break in ELEVEN, the restaurant in the museum.
4) Go for another 60 - 90 minutes and then take a coffee break.
5) Spend some time outdoors on the trails.
6) IF open and you can get a ticket, also visit the Bachman-Wilson (Frank Lloyd Wright) House which is part of the museum but another ticket is needed. Currently the house is closed for renovations.
Finally, a big thank you to the Walton Family and their foundation for this amazing gift to the American people.
Written May 3, 2021
This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews as part of our industry-leading trust & safety standards. Read our transparency report to learn more.
Leslie
Ft. Worth, TX21 contributions
Are the exhibits family friendly? We’ll have two toddlers plus a teenage boy.
Sue N
Columbia, MO207 contributions
The toddlers would need something to look for in each room. For example, :Find a cloud/boat/man wearing a hat in the next room. They will enjoy the grounds outside and the scupltures.
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Jacksonville, FL
What airlines service Bentonville, AK?
LueNona
Baton Rouge, Louisiana73 contributions
Sorry I'm just seeing this. I think it's American, Delta, Allegiant, United, Frontier. The airport code is XNA
Chena S
Tulsa, OK2 contributions
Is it better to go during the day or after dark? Looks like some night things here.
markalanharris
Saint Louis, MO94 contributions
I would visit at night IF you are interested in viewing the current outdoor display.
Vickyv0101
Springfield, MO23 contributions
How much time would you suggest to really get a good experience - 3 hours or more? Thanks
Jbpilot66
Bentonville, AR21 contributions
3 hours minimum if you want to stop and read even longer. You can take a break and get a beverage or something to eat at the Eleven restaurant situated in a beautiful setting.
Carolyn R
Northwood, IA14 contributions
Several years ago, while visiting Crystal Bridges, the museum allowed a free admission day/time for the special collections...I believe Georgia O’Keefe is the current one featured. Is that still available? If not what is the cost for seniors?
foodiesonoma
Santa Rosa, CA95 contributions
Not sure if Georgia is still showing best to check on website
ALAN Z
Wichita, KS19 contributions
We too have visited many of the countries top museums and wonder how best to plan a 4 hour tour one day and a second 4 hour tour the following day at the Bridges,
Trevor M
Manila, Philippines26 contributions
I think your plan sounds just about perfect. There is usually a fantastic exhibit on, which I am unwilling to pay the extra money for, but they are exceptional. In my mind do that exhibit and walk the lovely gardens one day, then the other day do the general museum and get the free audio deals at the reception area for sure.
Francophile72
Overland Park, Kansas, USA20 contributions
Do you need advance tickets to see the Chihuly gallery and if so, how much are the tickets?
Dee Ann C
Arlington, TX115 contributions
You do not have to purchase tickets in advance but it helps if there is a line. If I remember correctly, the price was 20 dollars and some change.
Francophile72
Overland Park, Kansas, USA20 contributions
Do you have to get advanced tickets for the Chihuly in the Gallery. How much do they cost?
46kandys
Alvord, TX16 contributions
You do not need advance tickets. They are available daily. The indoor exhibit has already left, but his out door collection is still in place.
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