My husband and I love this place. It's beautiful inside and out. Unique sculpture garden and great assortment of art, from the old to the new. Spend an hour, or spend four - it's definitely worth a visit if you're in Dallas! It's also located right next to Northpark Mall, if you're in a shopping mood.

AMAZING works of art presented in a solemn way. We were blown away by what they had. Parking is easy/on-site and entry fees were reasonable. They even have a large glass wall where you can watch the restorer's work on repairing pieces! Bravo!!!

Part of it was closed and someone who works there walked by, asking if I was enjoying my visit - I mentioned that I'd hoped to see the part that was blocked off, and he gave me a free pass to come back later when it would be open! Wonderful visit :)!

This is a great way to spend a few hours and beat the Dallas summer heat. Small enough to really focus on and enjoy the carefully chosen artifacts and exquisite pieces of art. They also rent out the venue for weddings. If you have any interest in Jewish and Christian art this is a great stop, and they also had... More 

I enjoyed the display of Bibles. You must listen to the audio narratives associated with many of the displays to fully appreciate what you are viewing. Also enjoyed the Center for Jewish Art, Sculpture Atrium, Ryrie Library and all other areas of the museum.

loved seeing the old bibles, mosiacs, and sculptures, have a family membership that helps save if a big family, beautiful garden outside with statues, rotating exhibits of art, took 3 kids and all found soemthing they liked in it, friendly, clean bathrooms and didnt feel anyone was going to break anything.

Although this is a speciality type museum it is well organized and highly informative. From the extensive Jewish exhibit to the range of older bibles to the mural that occupies an entire room it is a rewarding experience. They also host occasional special events that are free to the public.

Recently visited this museum to see the Mosaics Exhibit. Impressed to find works from Jewish and Israeli Artists from all over the globe. ..France, Germany, Italy. On top of that there was an interesting Judaica exhibit of gold and silver ceremonial items that would thrill almost anyone. There were large sculpture menorah out of found objects. One looked like it... More 

This museum hosts works of art featuring Biblical characters and stories. There were paintings from the Renaissance era up to and including an exhibition of Thomas Kinkade originals. The Resurrection of Christ mural featuring the emergence of Christ from the tomb and witnesses from the spiritual realm was breathtaking. This mural features Jesus bursting from the tomb and it is... More