Visit The Grace

The Grace Museum is a place for all ages to explore art, history and creativity. Our 1909 building was originally the Hotel Grace, and was built to welcome travelers on the railroad. Since 1992, The Grace Museum has been a cornerstone to Abilene’s downtown revival into a welcoming center of the arts, dining and family activities for this dynamic west Texas town.

We hope you will enjoy your visit to The Grace Museum and will return to visit often!

Museum Hours

Tuesday-Saturday: 10am-5pm

FREE Thursday Nights: 5-8pm

Closed Sunday & Monday

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Holiday Closures

New Years: CLOSED Dec 31-Jan 1

Good Friday: CLOSED Mar 29

Independence Day: CLOSED Jul 4

Thanksgiving: CLOSED Nov 28-29

Christmas: CLOSED Dec 24-25

Admission

$8 – Adults 18+

$5 – Children ages 4-17, Seniors 65+, Students & Educators (with ID), Retired Military (with ID)

FREE – Children ages 0-3, Museum Members, Active Duty Military Families (with ID)

Location

102 Cypress Street

Abilene, TX 79601

325-673-4587

info@thegracemuseum.org

Accessibility

The Grace Museum is fully accessible for our physically challenged visitors. There is a wheelchair ramp on the North 1st Street side of the Museum for access to the building, an elevator for access to all floors, and wheelchair accessible restrooms. In addition, there is a wheelchair available for visitor use upon request.

Parking

The Grace Museum offers two parking areas adjacent to our building along North 1st Street. We welcome our patrons to park in either of these areas. Reserved spaces are available for Handicapped Parking Only.

Interested in a School Tour? Check out our information for Educators.

Our Mission

The Grace Museum builds multifaceted connections through new experiences in American fine art and history within the evolving Texas story through exhibitions, programs, and collections.

Our Vision

The Grace Museum will serve as an exemplary cultural institution as well as a hub of learning, inspiration, and involvement.

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Join us next Thursday, April 25, 5-7:30pm as we celebrate children and a traditional Mexican Holiday, DΓ­a del NiΓ±o (Day of the Child). Families with kids can participate in several craft projects to take home for their own celebration of DΓ­a del NiΓ±o - make your own mini piΓ±ata! (includes candy - supplies are limited - first come, first served) ... See MoreSee Less
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Did you know that we have a NEW interactive station as you enter our main gallery? Make fun connections with the giant wall map, share about your favorite spot in Texas, read some curated books, and see if you can complete our puzzle on regions of the Lone Star State! ... See MoreSee Less
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π˜›π˜©π˜¦ 𝘈𝘳𝘡π˜ͺ𝘴𝘡π˜ͺ𝘀 π˜“π˜¦π˜¨π˜’π˜€π˜Ί 𝘰𝘧 π˜‰π˜Άπ˜€π˜¬ 𝘚𝘀𝘩π˜ͺ𝘸𝘦𝘡𝘻 is now open! This completes our four art exhibitions exploring Texas landscapes on view through the summer. Mark your calendar for June 6 and join us for a special presentation about the life and work of Buck Schiwetz by Drs. Linda and Bill Reaves.⁠
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Edward β€œBuck” Muegge Schiwetz is an important Texas artist who specialized in "built environment" landscapes. He was a master of mixed media and had an illustrative style that came from working as an architect and in advertising. This exhibition is an overview of his artistic career and was organized by Texas A&M University Press and Drs. Linda and Bill Reaves.
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Happy Earth Day! Come check out our Earth Month Cultural Heritage Exhibition - on view through April 30. ...