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Very nice museum. Absolutely for teens and adults....

Very nice museum. Absolutely for teens and adults. My 10 year old not impressed. We had a great time and employees were very friendly. I loved how they had the authors descriptions beside the paintings that helped with the enjoyment of the museum because I understood what the pieces meant. It was pricey too it was $81. I received a dollar off for having a college student with me. It also charges $2 an hour for parking as long as you get the validation from lady when you pay for your ticket.

Beautiful museum and really enjoyed the large spec...

Beautiful museum and really enjoyed the large special exhibit of Monet, Van Gogh, Degas which had many wonderful pieces. It seems like this museum has more space for rotating exhibitions than permanent pieces, so just don t except a deep collection going in. For what they do it is excellent, though.

A delightful museum with interesting galleries! We...

A delightful museum with interesting galleries! We experienced Paris in 1900 which was simply fantastic while extremely informative. I suggest the audio app and free headphones to really get into the exhibit!

Great place to take the kids on a rainy day. We sa...

Great place to take the kids on a rainy day. We saw the buhdist art exhibit in February of 2017 and it was excellent. The staff was very friendly and informative. If we lived in the area we would definitely become members.

The Frist has another exciting exhibit going on Th...

The Frist has another exciting exhibit going on The exhibit showcases pieces from the Virginia Museum of Fine Art which were donated many years ago by Paul Mellon. Half the show is a collection of Impressionist paintings (and more modern), and the other half, The Sporting Life, reveals his love of horses and horse racing. Each half is as stunning as the other, and to think this is really just a small portion of the 1200+ items the Mellons donated is mind boggling.

We enjoyed our visit, even though early 19th Centu...

We enjoyed our visit, even though early 19th Century France wasn't the most stimulating of subjectmatter at the time. I liked the architecture of the museum better than the current exhibit. My wife commented that the gift shop was the best in Nashville.

Definitely worth scheduling time to visit this art...

Definitely worth scheduling time to visit this arts centre, there is more to it than meets the eye. The interest starts with the building that is a converted mail sorting centre, and hence the architecture stands out, elegant, deliberate, and lavish in features, materials and execution e.g the special wood block flooring, amazing corridors and staircases, impressive doors and other features... look up go see... anyway it makes a perfect building to house art and expression of all forms and genres in their galleries, and this is what it does... be blown away the moment you go through the front entrance and enjoy... you need a good two / three hours if you want to take time and see everything. Aside the exhibitions which they change regularly, there is a strong connection to the community, and areas for community art and activities, which I found vibrant, fun, and nourishing to the soul.. You will enjoy what ever is on, and the gift shop is extensive and worth a browse... Go for it, enjoy!

This review is solely for the Children's section, ...

This review is solely for the Children's section, since my children have never allowed me to investigate the rest of the museum:
My kids love coming here, it's a great rainy day activity and it never gets too crowded. They rotate stations more often than I anticipated, so there's always something new to check out.
My daughter and I love to draw the mannequin. It's a great place to allow kids to be creative and where there are plant of volunteers to help so you don't have to do it all for them!

This place is so pretty. With my reciprocal member...

This place is so pretty. With my reciprocal membership I got free admission to this space during a rainy afternoon. The frida exhibition is beautiful and the Art Deco Desing of the building makes it charming. Don t forget their Art Space where you can do sketching, painting and pressing (for all ages) and their gift shop

Wonderful museum. Not too overwhelming but lots to...

Wonderful museum. Not too overwhelming but lots to do. Epic kids area - my toddler had a blast. Handicap and stroller accessible!!! Parking does cost money but it was cheap. They give you a card to reduce costs when you buy your ticket.

Great cultural center. Brings in a diverse selecti...

Great cultural center. Brings in a diverse selection of exhibits and the building itself is interesting to explore. Staff has always been friendly and last I visited, they had live music on Thursdays in the cafe part of the building. Highly recommend for a nice evening out.

It was awesome! To think you can see some of Miche...

It was awesome! To think you can see some of Michelangelo's work here in Nashville is believable. Who would think that Nashville would ever have an exhibit like this. It was so inspirational I wanted just go out and be creative. I was able to get some of this out in the Artquest hands on center,and it was a blast. Go before it ends it is worth the price of admission.

Amazing!!

Amazing!!

Both the Roman exhibit and the Nick Cave exhibit were interesting. The people working in the museum seemed interested in the exhibits and the people touring, which is unusual from my experience. The museum is worth a visit when you're in Nashville.

Extremely clean and well functioning for the curre...

Extremely clean and well functioning for the current situation. Beautiful, thought provoking exhibits from an array of topics. Although not all exhibits are currently open there is still plenty to see and take in. Definitely recommend for a safe, enjoyable activity.

Amazing architecture. Exhibits are hit or miss. So...

Amazing architecture. Exhibits are hit or miss. Some are great, but some are duds. Worth having a membership for the 3-4 good ones that come through every year, plus the kids area is a good rainy day spot for the kids. Parking is a pain though, especially if you're unlucky enough to come when they're having a board meeting. They basically close down the parking lot to the public for those.

Beautiful art deco post office converted into worl...

Beautiful art deco post office converted into world class museum. What's not to love? We have been going since it opened and have seen many fabulous shows. The museum is kid friendly. Art Quest is fun for all ages. The gift shop has lovely items. Even the cafe is okay.

Frist Center for the Visual Arts

Frist Center for the Visual Arts

4.6