Sid Richardson Museum, Fort Worth

About Sid Richardson Museum

The Sid Richardson Museum in downtown Fort Worth showcases Western art through rotating exhibitions and permanent collections. Visitors explore current exhibits such as Russell's Retreat: Summers At Glacier National Park, which features artwork depicting grizzly bears and landscapes. The museum offers hands-on studio experiences, workshops, and discussions for all ages and experience levels. Groups of ten to fifty people can arrange self-guided or docent-guided tours lasting forty-five to sixty minutes, with kindergarten through twelfth-grade groups accessing the studio classroom for activities aligned with their tour. The museum also provides virtual tours of current exhibitions for remote exploration. Located in Historic Sundance Square, the attraction sits within walking distance of Fort Worth Convention Center, Bass Performance Hall, and Sundance Square Plaza.