Capitol Modern

"Lovely experience, the front desk guard was so sweet. Had to put my bag in a cubby upstairs but that’s okay. The art was inspirational and the building itself self is beautiful. Favorite part? The kiki area with moss floor pads. Also the down stairs bathroom is so so so cute. Very 60ish aesthetic and I’m thankful that style like that is maintained."

"Security was friendly. Museum is free. There isn't really parking, so that is a bummer. Artwork is beautiful with a good variety. Place is on the small side, but is well curated. No gift shop or souvenir magnet."

"Beautiful venue in the middle of Honolulu, usually a art museum but this night turned into a great setting for a wedding. Staff was friendly, everything was up-kept nice and clean."

"It's a fantastic art museum, particularly if you want to see 20th Century artists and the vast collection of what the State holds in it's "Art in Public Places" depository. What gets put on display is always impressive and don't miss going to the sculpture garden in the back. I still don't understand the new branding but it's on my shortlist of places I take out of town friends when they visit."

"This museum is small & takes less than an hour to go through. It's free though, in a breathtaking historic building, featuring Hawaiian art. Everything from kapa cloths to digital artwork. The descriptions of the pieces are informative. While I wouldn't suggest making a special trip if you're a tourist, it's a lovely little day trip if you want to spend time doing something that won't take all day. There aren't a lot of people, less than a dozen on a Saturday. As stated on the website, no food or drinks, & security will ask you. The gallery is on the second floor. The first floor has a cafe & vending machines, so get a drink on the way out. Through the back is the small sculpture garden with half a dozen statues. No parking here. You'll need to use a parking garage nearby (whichever one you prefer-Ali'i on Alakea is the closest)."