Missoula Art Museum

The Missoula Art Museum is Missoula’s free contemporary art museum. MAM is housed in the former Carnegie Library in downtown Missoula, which was renovated in 2006 and now contains eight galleries. The permanent collection at MAM contains more than 2,300 objects and includes the Contemporary American Indian Art Collection. This special collection is the largest collection of contemporary Native American art in the state, and the largest holdings of work by Jaune Quick-to-See Smith (Salish Kootenai) of any museum. The Missoula Art Park is an outdoor sculpture park located adjacent to the museum galleries and features seasonal installations. MAM also has a library, bookstore, and a large classroom, complete with a printing press. Details on in-person and virtual events can be found at: https://missoulaartmuseum.org/events
Admission-free. Open Tuesday through Saturday from 10 AM to 5 PM. Call 406-728-0447 or visit www.missoulaartmuseum.org for more information.

Every Month at MAM: First Friday Art Walk, Gallery Talks, Open Figure Drawing, Saturday Family Art Workshops, and Teen Artist Studios.

Spring and Summer Fun at MAM: After School Art Adventures, Saturday Family Art Workshops, Fifth Grade Art Adventure, Saturday Drawing Club, Summer Art Camps and more.

Call 406.728.0447 or log on to www.missoulaartmuseum.org to receive detailed information for art classes, exhibitions, and events. Admission is always FREE!