Chase Home Museum

Cute little art museum with lots of pieces representing various cultures. Really gave some deeper perspective on heritages of Utah, with a good deal of indigenous art as well as other international pieces. Plus a fun little do-it-yourself interactive display for kids and adults!

This museum is just four rooms, but there’s a lot of interesting things to see. Enjoy the beautiful handcrafted items such as this extraordinary quit with cattle brands and this European style hand painted wooden bowl. Enjoy walking this mid 19th century home located in the middle of the park.

Warm cozy museum in the middle of the cold park on a winter day. And it's free. Friendly staff.

I was waiting for my kid to finish lessons near by and figured I’d stop and check out this place. It’s a unique little collection. Its free and worth the quick stop if you’re already going to be in the park.

Fun family activities and important historical folk art

It was a really nice museum with great items on display and there's no charge to get

Perfectly sized for lunch break viewing. Great variety in the displays between the 3 galleries. Honestly it left me wishing it was twice as big

Charles Henry Wilcken, the first superintendent of parks for Salt Lake City, lived in this home for about 30 years, longer than anyone else I am aware of. He is my third great grandfather, and I am thankful that Salt Lake City has chosen to preserve this house and the history behind it.

What a gem to stumble upon in the park! This little museum was amazing and this is why it gets 5 stars: unique exhibits, free admission, historical building, air conditioning, free wi-fi, and free postcards that they mail for you! This place was wonderful. There are several rooms with different exhibits. In addition to the small yet impressive indigenous folk are, there was art representing the folk arts of dozens of countries across six continents, all of which was made in and around Salt Lake. I was so impressed. Definitely worth a visit!

The Chase Home Museum of Utah Folk Art is an interesting, albeit tiny, museum. The collection is housed on two levels in a historic home. When my husband and I visited, the first floor featured a variety of Native American crafts such as baskets and beadwork. On the second floor, items on display included decorative saddles, Tongan carving, and Latin American ceramics. Even at a leisurely pace, we saw the entire museum within a quick twenty-five minutes. If you're planning to visit Liberty Park or the Tracy Aviary, I'd absolutely recommend a stop at this free gem. However, unless you have a great interest in folk art, I don't know if I'd suggest going out of your way to visit simply because it is so small.

Chase Home-Museum of Utah Folk Arts is a cute, little museum of folk art. When I visited it recently the collection on display was most definitely eclectic: hand-stitched quilts, ornate silver work, colorful weavings, Indian handicrafts, and a lot more. The Chase Home is a fun place to visit if you have a few moments and are in the area.