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The Denver Art Museum (DAM) has joined a growing list of cultural centers offering discounted admission rates to recipients of Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP). Show your SNAP card at DAM’s welcome desk for $1 general admission per person up to 10 people.
Visitors to the museum will find that there are numerous programs designed to bring its collections alive. Be it hands-on activities, educational lectures or online video series… there’s sure to be something suitable!
Be inspired by our creative, interactive exhibits and variety of art-making activities! Join our gallery to take advantage of special events, exclusive exhibition previews, discounts on merchandise and much more – become a member to unlock these benefits for free.
DAM is located on 14th Avenue Parkway and only minutes from Denver’s vibrant downtown. The campus includes historic Gio Ponti-designed Martin Building as well as modern masterpieces like Daniel Libeskind’s Frederic C. Hamilton Building which features titanium exterior cladding.
The DAM houses one of the largest and most extensive collections between Chicago and California, spanning European and American painting, sculpture and decorative arts collections as well as American Indian, Indigenous Asian and Western artworks.
DAM relies heavily on donations from private donors; an outstanding example is a local schoolteacher who left her entire collection to the institution upon her passing in 1928.
The DAM is an organization with staff from multiple fields of expertise that seeks to engage visitors with art by harnessing its power to transform lives through art and creativity. Their goal is to engage visitors in art experiences that foster transformative experiences for visitors of all kinds.
