The Joslyn reopens to the public on Tuesday, September 10, 2024, following a two-year period of construction and renovation. Opening day hours are 1–8 pm, and general admission is free to all, always. Come see our 42,000-square-foot addition, expanded art collection, new gardens, and reimagined amenities. Whether you are visiting again or for the first time, we look forward to welcoming you in September.
Visit
Sculpture Gardens
Woven throughout the campus and wrapping The Joslyn’s three connected buildings, the Peter Kiewit Foundation Sculpture Garden and Dorothy & Stanley Truhlsen Discovery Garden offer a layered experience of art, architecture, and landscape.
Learn with Us
Whether visiting The Joslyn on your own or with others, as part of a school group or connecting from afar—many art experiences and resources await you.
Eat & Shop
During your visit, stop for a coffee, lunch, or a snack in The Durham Cafe. Pop into our brand-new Hitchcock Museum Shop location, just inside the main entrance, for a special gift or keepsake from your day at The Joslyn.
Host An Event
Art, architecture, and a storied history make The Joslyn a premier event venue for weddings, receptions, corporate events, holiday parties, and other special celebrations.
Access
The Joslyn fosters a welcoming and accessible atmosphere and offers resources and amenities to help everyone feel comfortable and engaged.
Museum Policies
During your visit to The Joslyn, we ask for your help in caring for the Museum—the art, facilities, fellow visitors, and our staff.
Getting to the Joslyn
The Joslyn is accessible on foot or via car, bike, or bus.
By car, access the main entrance drive on the north side from James Fous Avenue or to the south from Dodge Street. Covered visitor drop-off directly in front of main entrance. Free parking on-site or metered parking on surrounding streets. Electric vehicle charging stations available.
By bike, racks are available (user must supply own lock); helmets may be stowed in free lockers near the entry atrium.
By bus, Metro Transit’s 24th & Dodge ORBT Station NW is just steps west of the Museum.