Beaverbrook Art Gallery Review

Went during the harvest jazz festival, did the scavenger hunt, spent two hours looking and appreciating all that NB Arts and history. Very impressed of the Dali arts. All of these cost me 0$ (student). Would def go back some time.

My wife and I spent an enjoyable afternoon at the gallery, which has a surprisingly diverse and interesting collection curated well, including many Canadian artists, modern art, English, and a room dedicated to Dali. Lots of breathing room. Good lighting. Nice views of the river. Ended our visit at nice cafe/bistro within the Museum.

Only 2 galleries open and none of the standing collection on show when I visited

as a traveling university student, $5 was a great way to spend a few hours looking at art. staff was knowledgable about local eatery. if you need something to do on a rainy day, i recommend it.

A gem of a gallery. I always take visitors there and they marvel how a gallery in such a small place could have such a great collection.

Well worth the experience! A mid -size gallery by Canadian standards houses a truly global collection with show real British, American, and Atlantic Candian jewels in the collection.

Beaverbrook Art Gallery is a beautiful place to visit, learn and enjoy art. Great collections of different stages in the history of art.

Although limited, the artwork on display is good and varied
Worth a look.

It's an awesome art gallery. Much bigger than I expected. The gallery as paintings from various Canadian artists like the Group of Seven, Emily Carr, Riopelle, Borduas and also world renowned artists like Matisse, Warhol, Turner, etc. I had a really good time except when I was visiting the first floor. The employee sitting at the desk downstairs was joking around with the security guard and was extremely loud. Not really professional.

Very large and diverse selection, there is something for everyone here

They have a Lucien Freud. Which always astonishes me. It's a small gallery but with a lot to see. They had a big Dali the first time I was there, but it is no longer on display. Which seems like a mistake. I heard someone specifically ask to see it on their visit.

Super friendly, welcoming staff. Broad, manageable collection. Will be even better when the addition opens in Fall 2017.

Wonderful exhibits. Must visit when in Fredericton!

A local treasure! They have days that are free to the public

Lovely gallery with a wide range of exhibits. Takes about 2 hours to see it all.

Impressive display of Canadian, International and local college art. A must see.

Great place to stroll around and admire great art work.

Lovely art gallery! I particularly like the Dali paintings. Today there was a temporary art installation featuring animals made of textiles and furs; they were scattered throughout the building. The rats were disconcertingly realistic. Very much enjoyed my visit and I appreciated the friendly staff.

World class gallery with beautiful riverside setting in downtown Fredericton

Small gallery with an interesting collection of Canadian art and some amazing pieces donated by Lord Beaverbrook/The Beaverbrook Foundation, including some Dalis, which are an experience not to be missed. After a few hours at the Beaverbrook be sure to continue up the road to visit the Gallery on Queen to continue your viewing of outstanding Canadian artworks.

A gem on the waterfront of Fredericton. This gallery house a collection of art focused on Atlantic Canadians but also includes works from around the world. Salvador Dali collection was very impressive!

Marvellous art gallery that showcases some truly amazing art including works by Salvador Dali. There is also a cafe on site.

I rarely enjoy art museums, however this one was great! The various works by many different artists will surely interest you from abstract to realism. I also appreciated te downstairs section that put up works by art students and encouraging them to make more.

Very interesting, great flow so you see all the exhibits.

Very clean and well put together. Its small but about what you would expect for a smaller city.

You must go see this set collection- amazing backstory of Lord Beaverbrook

A top level gallery right here in Fredericton! Everything from old masters to contemporary Canadian art. A must see if you are visiting. If you live in Fredericton, you should make it part of your routine!

For such a small city, their art gallery was really interesting. They had original dali and Warhol, in addition to many Canadian artist original works.

A Fredericton gem. Great collection of works in a fantastic facility. Make sure to make a stop in their cafe.

This was my first time and I didn't have a lot of time, so appreciated being able to go on a donation night. I have been in several of the galleries across Canada, plus the National gallery in Scotland. This gallery did not disappoint! There was such a nice variety that there would be something for everyone. Some of the paintings and antique dishware literally stopped me in my tracks! The gift shop is small, but had a wonderful variety of items and price ranges.

Awesome place. Very reasonable prices and definitely could spend a lot of time here. Definitely loved seeing the Salvatore paintings!!!

A beautiful building with amazing art. A must-visit in Fredericton. Good for all ages.

I'm ashamed that it took me fifteen years of living in the city to visit the Beaverbrook Art Gallery. The collection is stunning!

Not a massive gallery but some fascinating exhibitions including a lot of war art on currently. Major expansion is underway which will include a cafe.

I took my 3 kids here and they enjoyed themselves. It is a bright and spacious gallery with lots of interesting art. The staff are friendly and helpful.

Took the kids to their first tour of an art gallery. Was a great experience, the new located of the Dali is perfect for a surprise around the corner and there were new special surprises on every level. Kids loved the food at the new cafe and their soup of the day was amazing.

Amazing gallery. The only issue is the gift shop only sells West coast native art and nothing from local indigenous people.

Art gallery with large viewing area and lots of help, if you'd like more information on something. A featured Canadian display when I was there. Wonderful works. So much history, frozen in time.

Nice diversity of art, and easy to get through in not a lot of time. Totally enjoyable!

This has always been a wonderful gallery, and the new wing is a perfect addition.
Lots of room for temporary exhibits, and a visiting artist studio open to visitors of the gallery.
There is a trendy coffee shop in the new addition.
The website offers all kinds of workshops and presentations.
The Dali has been moved, and looks much smaller in its new location in the gallery.

It was ok, wasn't amazed. Staff in the cafeteria wasn't very polite

Beautiful museum with a great collection, nice cafe, and wonderful family activities.