Boise Art Museum

Small but beautifully curated art museum that had great flow, allowing you to go all the rooms and exhibits in an hour or two.

Was really fun. Not completely what we expected but not bad. The Last Meal exhibit was showing and the star of the visit. Wish I could have taken some pictures... I did get to try their color blind glasses. Didn't work as much as others have said but great option!

Was fairly boring. Not much to this place. Had 2 rooms of plates and with writing on them as "none". Or "declined last supper".... Maybe I just am not hip to art but you have been warned. 🤷

Wonderful exhibits. Really engaging works by each of the highlighted artists. Spent about 45 min there. It's relatively small, as museums go, but was chock full of art you could spend some good time taking in. It's free to enter. Do please consider leaving a donation on your way out near the entrance so this place can continue to provide an inspiring experience to visitors of Cedar City.

The exhibit was great. Had worst museum experiences otherwise. Its a small museum but two guards following us everywhere. 2 adults with no bags or water. There's no reason following or staring right behind us. Couldn't truly appreciate and focus on art work. Would never visit here again. This is unheard of....

Ideally small, this museum offers both entertaining and moving exhibits from local and touring exhibitions. There’s just enough to appreciate without being overwhelmed on a single visit. (I was only in Boise for a day).

The exhibits were interesting, and the staff we interacted with were pleasant. However, it is unfortunate that the museum is not following biological functions when labeling their restrooms. I am not comfortable sending any of my daughters into a women's bathroom with signage that basically invites males to use it if they choose. The museum offers a "private" restroom as an exception. People who do not want to use the bathroom based on biological function should be offered this exception, NOT the general public.

It's in a great location of downtown Boise. They also have accessible ramps. The gift shop is small, not too much room for a wheelchair to go in. Overall, it was not a bad visit.