Crow Museum of Asian Art

The Got Weekend take

Why go

The Crow Museum of Asian Art, part of The University of Texas at Dallas, sits on Flora Street in the Dallas Arts District — the largest contiguous urban arts district in the United States, as the museum itself notes. Admission is always free, and the museum runs a rotating calendar of exhibitions, programs, and events six days a week, year-round. A second location, the Edith and Peter O'Donnell Jr. Athenaeum, is now open on the UT Dallas campus in Richardson. The Dallas galleries are a calm counterpoint to the bigger museums nearby — an easy, no-cost stop between the DMA and the Nasher.

• Always-free admission to a rotating calendar of exhibitions and events
• Located in the Dallas Arts District, steps from the DMA and Nasher
• Second location now open at the UT Dallas campus in Richardson
• Members park free for up to two hours in the Trammell Crow Center garage

Art lovers on a budget, solo visitors wanting a quiet gallery hour, and anyone building an Arts District museum day — the free admission makes it an easy add-on stop.

Make it your kind of weekend

• solo exploring
• rainy-day option
• family outing
• friends

A few visit notes

Open Tuesday–Sunday 11 a.m.–5 p.m.; closed Mondays, major holidays, and occasional dates for special events or weather. Nonmember parking at the Trammell Crow Center garage runs $5/hour weekdays with a $25 max ($10 after 5 p.m.), and a $10 daily max on Saturdays and Sundays.