Detroit Institute of Arts

What is the cost of of DIA for out of town people?

I think so.

$24.00 weekdays

Yes, and the food is very good and reasonably priced.

Yes! Thanks to your millage support!

$7 in the lot behind the Detroit Historical Museum. Go see both!

You need to make a reservation online

Yes, please

It is wheelchair accessible, not sure if they rent scooters or not.

A single membership is $65 and there is a list of partner museums throughout North America listed on the DIA website. You can find it easily by googling, DIA membership

Free with ID from tri county area

Photos but not flash

Yes it is! Starbucks coffee all day! 😋

Idk about back then but in 2017 there was one at Cranbrook

Yes but no flash or light .. Possibly could damage the art..

I agree with Bradley Perry!

Wayne, Okland and Macomb residents are free entrance. Special exhibits are extra and vary in price. Check they're website for dates, time and prices.

Great collection. Most unique highlight is Diego Rivera's Detroit Industry mural. Great kids and arts programs, collection spanning millennia.

"Northern Lights '66" is a theatrical performance by the Mosaic Youth Theater. They are a nationally-recognized group of actors, dancers and singers, generally under age 21. They will perform 5/19 at 7PM and 5/20 at 4, in the Detroit Film Theater auditorium.

There is something for everyone. Don't miss the holograms in the Modern/Contemporary exhibits . . . There are in a totally dark room and you don't notice them until you are right in front :-)

There is a parking lot across the street.

Yes. They often show documentary films.

There is a drawing in the galleries where you can make a drawing of one of the works of art. Materials provided. There are also concerts mostly free, lectures, tours, and make it take it crafts

There are a lot of Sunday activities for families and Friday is the wine bar and free concert event. Saturday has special concerts too

Yes, motorized scooters are located at the Farnsworth entry.

Not that I know of.

Yes limited hours, please call a day in advance to verify hours.

Oddly, the DIA website doesn’t seem to say. I have a senior membership, but I’m 68 so for me the question is moot. There are special programs at the DIA that have “senior” rates for 55 and older. I would guess that that also applies for membership but I wouldn’t swear to it.

No reservations needed.

Still some barriers throughout

Its off Woodward

Not 6hat I know of....

Always pleasant

Donald, you are not directly contacting the DIA with your queries, but rather asking the general public on an open platform (Google Maps) for input. Typically, questions here are of the more practical variety, such as: Does this place accept credit cards? Is there a vending machine? Are all entrances wheelchair accessible? Definitely do not post your email address. Follow the link provided to the DIA's actual website, or call them during business hours.

Like 10-5 free tickets online for metro Detroit. They are time slot reserved

Not that I'm aware of... there is meter parking around the area for like $2 every 3 hours. The parking lot for the DIA was above $7 when we went in January

We were there about 3 1/2 hours

I agree with Cole!!

I know that, as of two weeks ago or so, we walked right in, bought our tickets and went in no problem.

Free for now, however you have to reserve your tickets online.

Corner of building you'll see a blue entrance flag. So if you're looking at the building from the parking lot, it's on your left.

The museum is shut down until the lift the ban on quarantines. You can check with their gift shop or security information during business

Monday is closed... Tuesday to Thursday 9 am to 4 pm ... Friday 9 am to 10 pm sat and Sunday 10 am to 5 pm.

Sorry no idea about rumours....

Yes.

There are displays of Modern art, African, Roman, Egyptian and many more.. seriously one day isn't enough to check them all out. Do try to get there early and cover as much as possible.

Is nudity unsafe? Great art had always depicted the human body, and the DIA is full of great art. It's as safe or unsafe as any great museum.

Believe it's only free for Wayne, Macomb and Oakland County MI residents.

The Detroit Institute of Arts is closed on July 4. They are open tomorrow, Friday the 5th.

I don't understand.

Absolutely! Among other works of art.

It looks like they are only closed independence day, thanksgiving, Christmas and New years. So they will have normal hours tomorrow 10 to 5

Yes

Opens at 10 am Saturday

Exactly! Cynthia got it right. I'm from West Michigan and it is worth every dime!

I am sorry i did not recall seeing any paintings by kahlos...names off the top of my head that really stood out were rembrandt..picaso..dutch ..sorry i couldnt help more

CatVideoFest is at 12:30. Museum hours today are 10-5.

I am so sorry, but I am not sure. I know it's $8 for the day

Try giving them a call. Someone who works at the service desk should be able to answer this.

Yes

Yes

If you are a resident of macomb oakland or Wayne counties its free (as we support it woth our property taxes) of you are from outside the tri-county area it is $14

Yes. Except special exhibits.

The Diego Rivera Mural is in the center of the museum. Straight up the stairs from Woodward.

You would have to call the museum and ask for that information

Yes

Yes, Wayne Oakland and Macomb counties are free. You show your ID and you are good to go.

I really don't know. But, if they made you pay... Oh, no way!!

I think there may be free admission and special tours.

As long as you are a resident of the surrounding 3 counties, admission is free.

By internet, you can buy the passes. The site has the number for groups.

Yes, but they are electric scotters and we're not charged when we were there.think cost $35.00

Residents of Wayne, Oakland and Macomb county don't pay admission

If you are a resident of Wayne, Oakland or Macomb counties, then admission to the DIA is free. You do have to pay for entrance to special exhibits (eg Star Wars), but I am not sure what the available discounts are.

We have parked on the side streets (metered) or at the parking lot of the Science Center

Numerous, including Rodin's "The Thinker" in front of the building.

I tried this on the weekend and it was a no go. I would be careful. The weekday, the staff there is more lenient.

Free, unless you want to go to the special exhibit. You'd have to pay for that.

I went last Wednesday with a normal sized backpack and was told to check it in.

Yes

They have weekend family art projects and weekend drawing in the gallery, but no lessons or teaching

Yes, I'm sure you could get away with bringing a bottle of pop and some chips because they sell those there. There isnt anything to special with there drinks and such, just that they give you a tray.

Just try information desk.

No the free admission is only for Wayne Oakland and Macomb County residents.

Yes they do.

School ID

Call thwm or go to their website

Free for Macomb, Oakland and wayne county for general admissions

In the gift shop.

Ended sunday, sorry

No but there is a mummy!

I have had my share of errors getting tickets to be correct also.

Yes

For Sat & Sun the hours are 10 AM - 5 PM

Listen to D. Roberts.

Yes, the Monet exhibition is a ticketed exhibition.

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No scheduling required

Yes the John r entrance side does.

Standard general admission prices are: Adult- $14 Senior- $9 College- $8 Child- $6 If you live in Wayne, Oakland, or Macomb, General Admission is free!

They did have one..i used a few years ago. A simple umbrella stroller I had to leave ID at coat check

There is a cafeteria in the basement and the food is first rate and to me better than most tourists sites.