Kirkland Museum of Fine & Decorative Art

Located in Denver’s Golden Triangle Creative District, The Kirkland at the Denver Art Museum showcases over 3,500 works of decorative art, mid-century modern furniture, and fine art spanning from 1875 to 1990. Visitors can explore salon-style displays featuring pottery, glassware, Pop Art, and Western landscapes by founder Vance Kirkland. Integrated with the nearby Denver Art Museum campus, this unique gallery offers an intimate journey through 20th-century design evolution.

Expert notes

• Purchase tickets online in advance to secure your entry.
• Check for any special exhibitions that may require separate tickets.
• Follow museum guidelines for photography during your visit.
• Be respectful of the artwork and maintain a safe distance.
• Participate in guided tours to enhance your understanding of the collections.
• Visit the museum's website for the latest updates on exhibitions and events.
• Consider joining a membership for unlimited visits and special benefits.
• Utilize public transport or rideshares for convenience in parking.
• Explore the nearby parks and attractions after your visit.
• Take your time in each gallery to fully appreciate the art.
• Ask staff for recommendations on must-see pieces.
• Plan your visit around special events for a unique experience.
• Bring a notebook if you are an art student for any sketches or notes.
• Check the museum's accessibility options if needed.
• Visit during off-peak hours for a quieter experience.

Features

• Art workshops
• Café
• Community events
• Educational programs
• Family-friendly activities
• Free parking
• Gift shop
• Guided tours available
• Membership options
• Photography allowed
• Public transport access
• Restrooms
• Special exhibitions
• Wheelchair accessible
• Wi-Fi