Last updated: 6/17/2019
255 Beach Drive, NortheastSaint Petersburg, FL 33701
255 Beach Drive N.E.St. Petersburg, FL 33701
Monday - Wednesday, Friday - Saturday
closed
Closed the following holidays: Thanksgiving Day & Christmas Day
Adults $17
Seniors $15
Students $10
*Special exhibitions may require additional charge.
General Admission: $17
Seniors (over 65): $15
Military (with ID): $15
Students (): $10
Children (6-17): $10
Children under 6: Free
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From a legendary permanent collection, to compelling
traveling exhibitions, the MFA is ready to inspire with diverse
and ever-changing opportunities to experience art. Discover
4,500 years of civilization in thousands of objects ranging
from antiquity to the present – the only comprehensive
art collection of its kind on Florida’s west coast. Works by
Monet, Cézanne, Morisot, Renoir, Whistler, O’Keeffe,
De Kooning, Rauschenberg, Pearlstein, and others are part
of the Museum’s collection. Some of the highlights include a
sculpture garden, a diverse ceramics gallery showcasing both
ancient and contemporary ceramics, and one of the most
expansive photography collections in the Southeast.
To increase and diffuse knowledge and appreciation of art, to collect and preserve objects of interest and merit, to protect works of art, to provide facilities for research and to offer instruction and opportunities for esthetic enjoyment of art.
The MFA, a city of St. Petersburg landmark, opened to the public in 1965 - the first art museum in St. Petersburg. Founder Margaret Acheson Stuart wanted visitors to experience art as in a private home, which is the feeling you have when touring the many galleries.
In 2008, the Hazel Hough Wing was added to the original building and the entrance leads into the Mary Alice McClendon Glass Conservatory, where weddings, corporate events and MFA programs are held. Also in this wing is the Explore More Gallery for children, the MFA Cafe with indoor/outdoor seating and the MFA Store. The installation of world-class exhibitions takes place here with the permanent collection beautifully presented in the original building.
From a legendary permanent collection, to compelling
traveling exhibitions, the MFA is ready to inspire with diverse
and ever-changing opportunities to experience art. Discover
4,500 years of civilization in thousands of objects ranging
from antiquity to the present – the only comprehensive
art collection of its kind on Florida’s west coast.
Works by Monet, Cézanne, Morisot, Renoir, Whistler, O’Keeffe,
De Kooning, Rauschenberg, Pearlstein, and others are part
of the Museum’s collection. Some of the highlights include a
sculpture garden, a diverse ceramics gallery showcasing both
ancient and contemporary ceramics, and one of the most
expansive photography collections in the Southeast.
The MFA, located in the heart of downtown St. Petersburg, Florida, has the only encylopedic collection, extending from antiquity to the present day, on the Florida west coast. The Museum has major works by Monet, Morisot, Renoir, Gaigin, Cezanne, Rodin, O'Keeffe, and many others.
Ancient Greek and Roman, Asian, African, and Native American objects are particularly diverse and important. The photography collection is one of the most expansive in the Southeast. Dramatic galleries spotlight art glass, especially Steuben; decorative arts; and pre-Columbian objects. Two interior gardens, one devoted to sculpture, encourage reflection.
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Museum facilities comply with the ADA. Braille text for select works in the collection is available upon request.
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