Aldrich Museum of Contemporary Art

258 Main Street
Ridgefield, CT 06877
(203) 438-4519
http://www.aldrichart.org/


The first museum in the U.S. to devote itself exclusively to contemporary art, the Aldrich has enhanced its community now for more than thirty years.

Boasting nine galleries, an auditorium, and a two-acre sculpture garden, the Museum shows as many as nine different exhibitions each year, featuring some of the most exciting developments in art from around the world. Exhibitions showcase established artists as well as new talents, making the Aldrich an exceptional resource for artists and art-lovers alike.

The Museum offers a great calendar of special activities and events throughout the year, from children's concerts to workshops for adults -- always something for the family to enjoy and learn from. Call for a calendar.

Tours are available for Adult, School, and other Groups. Maximum group size is 40 people.


Hours: Tuesday thru Sunday 12 - 5pm. Docent tours on Sundays at 2pm. Docent led tours for Groups are available Tuesday thru Friday, or by special appointment on weekends.

Admission: Adults $7.00, Seniors and Students $4.00. Members, K-12 teachers and children 18 & under FREE. Admission is FREE on Tuesdays. Discounted admission for School and Adult Groups. Call for details.

Group Reservations: At least 4 weeks in advance.

Lunch: Bagged lunch may be eaten on grounds.

Handicapped: Mostly. Call for details.

Directions: I-684, exit 6. Follow Rt. 35 east/north. The Aldrich is two blocks south of Ridgefield Center on Rt. 35.

Time: 60 - 90 minutes from George Washington Bridge.

Nearby: Katonah Museum of Art , Westmoreland Sanctuary , Muscoot Farm , John Jay Homestead , Caramoor Center for Music and the Arts , Greenwich Audubon Center , Bruce Museum .


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