Before Your Visit
View our regular and holiday hours.
There are a number of great restaurants within walking distance of the Museum. City Market, located on Market Street across from the Museum, has a number of options, or check out Visit Roanoke for more suggestions.
Education & Programming
You can purchase tickets online by visiting each event’s web page. You can also visit the Museum’s Visitor Services Desk at 110 Salem Avenue in downtown Roanoke or call (540) 342-5760. And unless otherwise noted, tickets for events and programs can be purchased at the door.
You can register online by visiting each event’s web page. You can also visit the Museum’s Visitor Services Desk at 110 Salem Avenue in downtown Roanoke or call (540) 342-5760.
Click here for information on how to register for group tours.
Click here to learn more about the application process for an internship.
Please note that the Museum is only offering classes at this time primarily led by Museum educators.
Exhibitions
View what’s on display today, and check out our upcoming exhibitions.
The Museum rotates works from the permanent collection, providing variety for visitors while also giving individual works a necessary “rest” during which they can be stored away from damaging light waves and receive any necessary care. Contact the Visitor Services Desk at (540) 342-5760 about a particular work to learn whether it’s on view or not.
Non-flash photography of works in the permanent collection is allowed for personal use. Photography is not permitted in special exhibitions unless noted. Flash photography, selfie sticks, and tripods are prohibited.
Support, Donations & Membership
Click here to learn how to donate art to the museum.
Learn more about our membership levels.
Click here to learn more about volunteering at the museum.
Appraisal, Gifts & Loans
While the exhibitions program is not built off submissions, the Museum’s staff appreciates learning about new work and expanding artist networks.
If you would like the curatorial staff to learn more about your art, you may email materials to Deputy Director of Exhibitions Katie Hirsch at khirsch@taubmanmuseum.org or mail to her attention at 110 Salem Avenue, SE, Roanoke, VA 24011. Please note that the Museum is not responsible for any mailed physical materials, and they will not be returned. No phone calls, please.
Due to the volume of inquiries, we are not always able to reply personally to each submission, but please know it is received and appreciated. We will keep your information and be in touch if we have a project in mind. Thank you for your interest in the Museum’s exhibitions program.
Lean more about additional artist opportunities like the annual Sidewalk Art Show here.
The Taubman Museum of Art cannot answer questions regarding the value, provenance, or attribution of any work of art. Below are a few reputable organizations that may be of assistance:
American Society of Appraisers
Appraisers Association of America
The Taubman Museum of Art cannot assist with the preserving of art. Visit the directory on the American Institute for Conservation of Historic and Artistic Works website to find an individual who can help.
