Eric B.
10/8/2025
This is an eye-opening museum and worth a trip from other areas of the Detroit metropolis. The museum and connected Academy of Art has a distinguished alumni, as well as a fascinating rotation of...
Cranbrook Art Museum
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39221 Woodward Ave
Bloomfield Hills, MI 48304
Cranbrook Art Museum invites viewers to discover relevant and transformative moments in modern and contemporary art, architecture, and design. Through our exhibitions, collections, programming, and publications, we bring together people from our region and around the world to provoke new ideas about art, creativity, and the built environment. We achieve this at Cranbrook Educational Community, a National Historic Landmark campus, where the pursuit of knowledge and innovation is paramount. We are open free to all and late on Thursdays! Cranbrook on the Green Mini-Golf is open during Summer months. Visitors can experience a “hole” new dimension of our historic campus with our new miniature golf course, inspired by the art and design of Cranbrook. Sink a putt at custom-designed, art-inspired holes located outdoors on the beautiful grounds of Cranbrook Art Museum adjacent to the Triton Pools. Grab a drink and a snack at our Fika cafe—it’s summer fun for everyone.
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4.521 reviews
DeMario M.
4/19/2024
I visited this museum during Black History Month and I was pleasantly surprised by the number of African American artists featured. Mostly large canvases, masterfully created by local artists. The...
Sarah S.
7/17/2024
This is a nice museum with beautiful grounds and outside water fountains and sculptures. As a local, I've been here quite a few times and always feel like the shows are well curated and displayed.
Franziska H.
3/23/2025
visited on a thursday so admission was free. there was only one room of art to see, about 10 pieces. not bad for free but i wouldn't pay $10 to see 10 pieces
Saphace A.
7/16/2021
It's free to visit on Thursdays so of course that's what we did! We reserved online too but I'm not sure if it's required. There's a good amount of art to see. Quite a lot on the first floor....
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