What It Is

The Birmingham Museum of Art is one of the finest regional art museums in the southeastern United States. It houses an impressive collection of more than 27,000 artworks representing cultures from around the world, including American, European, Asian, African, Pre-Columbian, and Native American art.

Visitors can enjoy paintings, sculptures, decorative arts, textiles, and rotating exhibitions that highlight both historical and contemporary creativity. The museum is especially known for its Asian art collection and its peaceful Charles W. Ireland Sculpture Garden, which offers a relaxing outdoor space for reflection.

The museum aims to make art accessible to everyone through free general admission, educational programs, guided tours, art classes, family activities, and community events.

Where It Is Located

Birmingham Museum of Art

Reverend Abraham Woods Jr. Boulevard

Birmingham, Alabama, USA

The museum sits in the heart of downtown Birmingham, close to Linn Park and other major cultural attractions.

Opening Time

Typical visiting hours:

1. Tuesday – Sunday: 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
2. Closed: Mondays and major holidays

Special events and programs may have different schedules.

Ticket Price

1. General Admission: Free for all visitors
2. Special Exhibitions: May require a paid ticket
3. Programs & Classes: Prices vary depending on the activity

The museum remains one of the most accessible cultural experiences in Alabama thanks to its free entry policy.