Admission is always free.

Hours

Museum Hours


Mon:	Closed
Tues:	Closed
Wed:	11AM – 6PM
Thu:	11AM – 9PM
Fri:	11AM – 6PM
Sat:	11AM – 6PM
Sun:	11AM – 6PM

Plan Your Visit

Map

Directions Located in Houston’s Museum District

5216 Montrose Boulevard, Houston, Texas 77006

Street parking is available for free.

Take the METRORail to the Museum District stop.

Buses 056 and 298 to Montrose Boulevard @ Bissonnet Street.

Calendar

Sculpture Collage
Open Studio

December 7 | 2:00PM - 4:00PM CAMH

Inspired by artist Vincent Valdez's desire to share overlooked political histories through artworks such as his painted 1953 Chevrolet ice cream truck, El Chavez Ravine (2005–2007), create a sculptural collage of a paper vehicle.

Audio Guide: El Chavez Ravine
Drop-In Experience

December 14 | 1:00PM - 4:00PM CAMH

Learn more about the historical significance of El Chavez Ravine (2005–07), an allegorical rendering of the 1950s Chavez Ravine onto a 1953 lowrider ice cream truck, and create a collage sharing a story that is important to you.

Poetry Prompts
Drop-In Experience

December 21 | 1:00PM - 4:00PM CAMH

Embrace the memories of your family and friends by creating a poem using writing prompts inspired by Vincent Valdez’s People of the Sun (Grandma and Grandpa Santana) (2019).

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Museum Holiday Hours


Mon	Closed
Tues	Closed
Wed	11AM – 6PM
Thu	11AM – 9PM
Fri	11AM – 6PM
Sat	11AM – 6PM
Sun	11AM – 6PM

Museum Hours