Part of the Smithsonian Institution, the Hirshorn Museum features an exciting collection of 20th-century art and its companion scultpture garden is not to be …
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Nov 24, 2024
I only visited the Sculpture Garden and had lunch outside in the Pavilion Cafe. It’s a small sculpture garden, but a perfect place to stop for lunch between visits to the major museums. I thoroughly …Full review by Footloosewomen
Nov 16, 2024
Amazing. A beautiful building, garden and collection of contemporary works. I am not a regular visitor to museums or galleries (I get bored easily and sore feet when I have to wander around large bui…Full review by bridgetandshane
Sep 2, 2024
It most certainly is an eccentric collection of art. I guess you can say art is like beauty, or beauty is like art. You either love the look of the art piece, or you don't. As a whole, I'm not in lov…Full review by KarenV87
HI there, how and when do you get tickets. Are they only released the morning of?
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Actually the museum is open and free, but, if there is a special exhibit then the would set up a ticketing method online. Preference would be for "members" (i.e. donors) but the …
Actually the museum is open and free, but, if there is a special exhibit then the would set up a ticketing method online. Preference would be for "members" (i.e. donors) but the tickets are always ( I believe) free to the taxpaying public as the place is part of the Smithsonian (and run by the U.S. Government). European museums charge (a lot) but our DC museums run by the government are all free. Exceptions are those that are private (Newsmuseum, Spy Museum, etc.)
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