Allentown Art Museum

About Allentown Art Museum

The Allentown Art Museum in Allentown showcases American art across two floors of galleries. Visitors explore the permanent American Galleries and the Kress Collection on the first floor, then view rotating exhibitions on the second floor. Current displays include Revolution Retold, which spotlights Revolutionary figures and events through art and design, and Kay Walkingstick's Hudson River School paintings. The museum also features Landscape Memorial Windows by Tiffany Studios and works from El Museo del Barrio in its American galleries. The Peacock Room, designed by Ellen Berkenblit, creates an immersive experience in the vestibule. The museum offers guided tours, school tours, adult tours, and self-guided options for visitors of all ages. General admission is free. The museum is open Thursday through Sunday, with extended evening hours on Third Thursdays. Free parking is available in the lot next to the museum. Wheelchair accessibility, accessible restrooms, and service dogs are accommodated throughout the facility.