Reynolda House Museum of American Art, Winston-Salem

About Reynolda House Museum of American Art

Reynolda House Museum of American Art displays rotating works from its American art collection across galleries in a 1917 mansion on the 170-acre historic Reynolda estate in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. Visitors tour the house and view current exhibitions, including Flash Point: The Civil Rights Movement in American Art and related programming such as the Chimes of Freedom Performance Series concert events. The estate also encompasses 134 acres of Reynolda Gardens with formal gardens, scenic walking trails, a waterfall, and a conservatory open daily during daylight hours at no charge. The grounds feature a 16-acre man-made lake, and visitors may explore using walking paths or reserve tickets online for the museum, which is open Tuesday through Saturday mornings and Sunday afternoons. The estate includes Reynolda Village with shops and restaurants. EBT cardholders receive free admission for up to four people through the IMLS Museums for All program, as verified on reynolda.org.