Harn Museum of Art

"Pretty good museum with many interesting exhibits, paintings and events. There's a hidden section in the basement of this building where some PG13+ art is displayed. The best sections among the exhibits are the Asian and African sections. The Asian section has beautiful sculptures, jewelry and pottery from India, Japan and China. The African section has super cool masks, head gear and weaponry from ancient and contemporary African tribes. Paintings are also worth having a look at, especially the impressionist and the Florida paintings sections. Some events are cool and have a lot of fun stuff to enjoy like dances, stories, and stalls showing you how to make some art or painting from that culture. Other events are very meh. The website will help you get an idea of which events are really worth checking out. Best of all, it's free to the public."

"Amazing spot and free admission! We donated and walked through the entire museum. We appreciated the curation, and I loved the organization. She/Her/Hers and Under the Spell of The Palm Tree were both amazing!"

"Such a nice museum! Being a Florida Native the Florida Art was obviously my favorite! We went on a weekday which was nice because it was not to busy. And you can't beat that it's Free. You do have to pay $4 for parking. I look forward to going back again!"

"I am not sure why I expected something larger, or something more involved. Still, it was a nice quiet experience. I enjoyed walking through the halls and looking at the items. There is a large focus in Cuban and African art which are not things I experienced much but thoroughly enjoyed."

"My husband and I enjoy visiting art museums and Harn was a great addition to our list. Parking is free (parking deck a short walk away) and there's paid parking if you find any free spots in the nearby parking lot. Admission is free, but donations are accepted. Once we walked into the museum, a friendly front desk person greeted us and told us about the scannable map of the location. Then, we went off and explored what exhibits were on display. My favorite part was the Asian art section. The facilities are excellently kept and clean. The women's bathrooms were spotless. There are also staff walking around at all times to ensure the art is being respected. It had a lot of empty space, which was different than other galleries and museums we've been to. Not sure if that is a good or bad thing, but it was interesting to see how the space was utilized. It was starting to rain when we 6 there were only a handful of visitors (maybe 10) that we encountered (it was Saturday around 230pm). When we left (around 330pm), more guests were arriving so we were glad to see the displays when it was mostly empty. Highly recommend for adults, but kids might get bored since there isn't much interactivity here as say, the Florida Museum of Natural History, just next door."