Hours
Museum Hours:
- Mon: Closed
- Tue: Closed
- Wed: 11AM – 6PM
- Thu: 11AM – 9PM
- Fri: 11AM – 6PM
- Sat: 11AM – 6PM
- Sun: 11AM – 6PM
Holiday Hours:
- Juneteenth: Closed
- Independence Day: Closed
- Thanksgiving Eve: Closed
- Thanksgiving: Closed
- Christmas Eve: Closed
- Christmas: Closed
- New Year’s Eve: Closed
- New Year’s Day: Closed
Holiday hours vary annually based on when they fall on the calendar.
Safety
Social Distancing
- Social distancing is encouraged and easy to maintain in CAMH’s spacious galleries.
Face Coverings
- Face masks are encouraged when in the Museum for all visitors three years of age and older.
- The Museum will provide free masks available at the front desk.
Wellness
- Washing your hands and using hand sanitizer before arriving and throughout your visit is encouraged.
- Persons who are feeling ill or who have been exposed to COVID-19 within the past two weeks are asked to visit at a later date.
Admission:
Admission to CAMH is always free due to the generosity of our members and donors.
Directions
Contemporary Arts Museum Houston
Located in Houston’s Museum District
5216 Montrose Boulevard, Houston, Texas 77006
Street parking is available for free.
Buses 056 and 298 to Montrose Boulevard @ Bissonnet Street.
Take the METRORail to the Museum District stop.
For private bus rental, CAMH recommends:
- Longhorn Charter Bus (713.344.0553)
- National Charter Bus Houston (713.234.6591)
- Houston Charter Bus Company (346.200.7677)
Exhibits
Memoria/Memory
Around Houston
Memoria/Memory (2025) is a monumental mural by artist Rubio located in Houston’s East End made in collaboration with artist Vincent Valdez and the exhibition Vincent Valdez: Just a Dream. The work is dedicated to Theresa Santana Valdez (1947–2020), the mother of artist Vincent Valdez and features Theresa’s favorite bird and flowe
Vincent Valdez: Just a Dream…
Traveling
Vincent Valdez: Just a Dream… is the artist’s first major museum survey and spans over two decades of his work, from early career drawings to current allegorical portraits. This exhibition cements Valdez as one of the most important American painters working today — imaging his country and its people, politics, pride, and foibles.
Tomashi Jackson: Across the Universe
Current Exhibition
Tomashi Jackson: Across the Universe unites a decade of the artist’s work across disciplines, building textured surfaces from textiles, ephemera, and archives materials to highlight the mechanics of systemic societal power and recognize the triumphs of communities of color.