I've only been twice, and both visits have been amazing and completely different experiences. My first visit was to see the children's artwork. AMAZING! The 2nd visit was while the Founders' art was being put up. And I got to meet the president of the Guild and several other founders/guild members! Along with a guided tour of the art they were putting up. That was priceless and a memory I will hold forever. The museum is free, there's a donation box at the entry and cute small gift shop also. My only suggestion to the museum is to please offer art for sale, possibly in the gift shop? Even prints of some of the more popular pieces would be amazing! They allow photography, but as always, ask if there are photo protected pieces on display during your visit. There are several benches throughout, and sketching is encouraged. There is also a fully stocked art room that looks to be set up for classes or day camps. Ample parking. Wheelchair friendly. Clean bathrooms. Water fountain...
Read moreHad seen advertised where Festival of Trees was suppose to be opened today. 40 min drive there with my kids just to find out they were closed due to getting ready for a gala. On their pg saw where they didn't even announce closing for today til about the time for opening.Myself along with others whom I spoke to in parking lot didn't know of closing either. Very disappointing . I would make sure to call before going to any of their...
Read moreLoved the festival of trees exhibit. They have a walker and wheelchair available if walking through the 150 + indoor exhibit is a problem for you. We purchased a glass angel for our Christmas tree ornament this year from the gift shop. They sponser art camps for all ages and offer scholarships so all can attend. Hope I can attend sometime. All areas are wheelchair accessible as...
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