• Now Open!

    The new Kirkland Museum in Denver's Golden Triangle Creative District is open to the public!

     

    Note: On Sunday, May 20, traffic and road closures are expected along Colfax Avenue.

    Note: Children must be 13 or older to visit.

  • An Unusual Museum Experience

    Find out why The Denver Post asked, “Is this Denver’s most interesting museum?”

    Kirkland Museum Italian Modern Vignette featuring the Bocca (Lips) Sofa (1970–1972) designed by Studio65; Coffee Table (1950s), Lounge Table (c. 1964) and Superleggera Chair (1957) designed by Gio Ponti; Nesting Tables (1951) designed by Ico & Luisa Parisi and Referential Abstraction paintings by Colorado artists William Sanderson, James Mills, Tracy Felix, Trine Bumiller and Sushe Felix. Photo by Wes Magyar.

  • See the History of Eating, Drinking and Sitting

    “Think of it as the best design cocktail party you have ever attended, with all the stars there and talking to each other through their work." 

    — Michael McCoy, international product designer, educator and author

    Ruba Rombic Glass, 1928, by Reuben Haley

Museum Information

Museum Hours
Tues–Sat: 11am to 5pm
Sunday: 12pm to 5pm
Closed Mondays

General admission $10.00
Seniors (age 65+), Teachers
and Students (13+) $8.00
Active-duty Military with ID $8.00
Free admission for
Kirkland Museum members
Ages 13+ only

Mailing Address

1201 Bannock Street
Denver, CO 80204

303.832.8576

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International
Decorative Art

Learn about Kirkland Museum's international decorative art collection, featuring every major design period from Arts & Crafts to Postmodern.

Colorado and
Regional Art

Learn about the most important repository documenting and preserving the full breadth of Colorado’s art history beginning in the 1850s.

Vance Kirkland and
the Original Studio

Learn about Vance Kirkland (1904–1981), among the most important Colorado & regional painters of the 20th century, and his original studio building.

Unusual Museum
Experience

Learn about Kirkland Museum’s display philosophy, which creates a noticeably different atmosphere than most museums.

Search Collection
Highlights

Kirkland Museum’s evolving collection contains over 30,000 works by more than 1,500 artists and designers. Search the 300 collection highlights available to view online:

Plan Your Visit

Plan your visit to Kirkland Museum today: parking, hours, prices and more!