Morris Graves Museum of Art, Eureka

About Morris Graves Museum of Art

Morris Graves Museum of Art houses exhibitions in the historic Carnegie Library building in Eureka, California. Visitors explore rotating shows featuring contemporary and retrospective works across multiple galleries, including the Knight Gallery and Anderson Gallery. Recent exhibitions have showcased ceramicist Conrad Calimpong's fractured vessels exploring trauma and recovery, photographer William Pierson's work spanning over fifty years, and retrospectives of regional artists. The museum grounds include the Romano Gabriel Sculpture Garden. Youth programs such as Art Classes and Mini Masters serve young learners, while Art Talks and Wine & Jazz events engage adult audiences. Family Arts Day and resources for schools extend programming into the community. Children under 17 visit free daily. Families with EBT cards receive free admission with their card. All visitors get free admission on the first Saturday of each month. The museum publishes its admission prices online. Details appear at humboldtarts.org.