Plan Your Visit

Galleries & Museum Shop Hours Wednesday - Saturdays 10am - 5pm.

Face coverings required for unvaccinated adults, and for all adults and children working with children in children's areas.

$5 admission to visit galleries for nonmembers (members and children 17 and under free)

Enhanced cleaning protocols practiced daily

Please do not visit if you have any flu-like symptoms or have been in close contact with anyone confirmed or suspected to have COVID-19 within 14 days

Questions? 850.627.5020
Thank you, and hope to see you soon!

At this time, the ArtZone will remain closed for drop-in visits. Families are welcome to make reservations for the ArtZone and pick up a free Gadsden Arts @ Home Art Set, offering art supplies and activity instructions to enjoy at home. For more information, call 850.627.5023.

We have taken measures to minimize the risk of exposure to the Coronavirus, but this risk cannot be completely eliminated. Enter at your own risk.

Hours

Exhibitions: Wednesday–Saturday, 10am–5pm

The ArtZone: By reservation only.

Families are welcome pick up a free Gadsden Arts @ Home Art Set, offering art supplies and activity instructions to enjoy at home. For more information, call 850.627.5023.

Location

13 North Madison Street, Quincy, FL 32351

Admission

Exhibition Admission — $5 admission for non member adults; $3 for college students; Children & Museum Members free

ArtZone Admission — Free for all

Helpful Information

Directions

From Tallahassee, take Tennessee Street (US 90) West. If you'd like to take the interstate, head West on I-10 and get off at exit 192 towards Quincy (US 90). Drive approximately 12 miles after you pass or exit the interstate. Turn right at the 2nd traffic light in downtown Quincy (Madison St.). The Gadsden Arts Center & Museum will be on your right.

From West of Quincy, use exit 181 on I10. Turn left as you exit the interstate, towards Quincy on Pat Thomas Parkway. Drive approximately 3.5 miles, and turn right on Jefferson St. (US 90). Drive 1 mile and turn left on Madison Street, immediately after you pass the Quincy Courthouse. The Gadsden Arts Center & Museum will be on your right.

Get directions from Google Maps.

Parking

2 to 3-hour free street parking is available downtown on the courthouse square. For long-term parking, please use the free city lot, one block away on Washington Street. To view this map in another format or to find wheelchair-accessible parking, please visit our custom Google Maps "Getting There" guide.

Tours

Groups of all ages welcome!

Bring your group of 4 or more to the Gadsden Arts Center & Museum to explore special highlights of the collections and exhibitions at an easy pace with a specially prepared volunteer for an educational guided tour, free of charge. Group tours must be reserved at least one week in advance. Contact Anissa Ford, (850) 627-5023.

Learn more about group visits.

Dining

Local restaurants within walking distance:

Odells Southern Restaurant

GADSDEN COUNTY DINING

Lodging

Local Bed & Breakfasts/Inns

MILLHOUSE INN

The Millhouse Inn offers a 10% discount to visitors who attend an event at the Gadsden Arts Center & Museum. Just mention your visit to the Millhouse Inn when booking (must book directly). Click here for more info on the Millhouse Inn or to book.

WHITE SQUIRREL INN

MCFARLIN HOUSE

The Gadsden Arts Center & Museum….what began as a small annual art exhibition to support local artists and improve the quality of life in Gadsden County, has morphed into an American Alliance of Museums Accredited Museum with a state of the art exhibition space, a leader in the Florida art community, with top scoring state grants, and innovative educational and exhibition programming.

Generous support for this project provided by Art Bridges. Sponsored in part by the State of Florida, Department of State, Division of Cultural Affairs and the Florida Council on Arts and Culture. Funding was provided through a grant from the Florida Humanities with funds from the National Endowment for the Humanities. Any views, findings, conclusions or recommendations expressed in this website do not necessarily represent those of Florida Humanities or the National Endowment for the Humanities.

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