Delaware Art Museum - Art museum in Wilmington - 2301 Kentmere Pkwy, USA

A beautiful location and lovely collection. The exhibits were well documented and interesting to learn about various art styles. Its not too big so comfortable to navigate. Cafe had a good collection of food, not the usual fare.

I had a wonderful experience at this museum. I had not been since I was quite young. I could not remember much about it or really say I could leave a review until I went back. My husband and I spent time strolling through and enjoying everything our hearts desired. I'm glad we started outside because the inside is bigger than I recalled. We started outside with the sculpture garden since that day there was a nice cool breeze. Most of the path was quite level, so I wouldn't have any issues with using my cane. I don't always need one, but I have some bad weeks. It's important to mention this especially if you look at my profile and my reviews, I'm looking out for accessibility issues whenever I go places. I think about wheelchair users, and I think about older folks and people who have health problems like myself. Speaking of which, on the inside, the museum has elevators, so you can get upstairs and downstairs with ease. The bathrooms are comfortable, spacious, and conveniently located. To me, every space felt welcoming and carefully designed and decorated! I loved the variety of artists and art on display. I was impressed with the number of African American artists I ended up learning about. I was just going to enjoy the museum and personally didn't have any expectation of finding a lot of Black artists. So I was pleasantly surprised, and it gave me a sense of pride! We had our lunch at their cafe, which is really a beautiful space. We chose to eat outside because, again, it was nice weather. Everyone was friendly, helpful, and accommodating if there were any needs expressed during the trip to the museum. I recommend locals and out-of-towners visit because you get so much for $14, the price of what some fast food meals almost are, honestly. I would advise several hours to take it in, and I was there two and a half hours but didn't get to the library or children's area downstairs. Neither did I get to shop even though their shop looks like it's fantastic! I will be back to visit again during the Rosetti's exhibit. Five-star experience and I'm thinking about getting a membership for the family.

We visited the Art Museum on a Sunday because Sundays (at least at the moment) are free. It was my first time to the museum and I was pleasantly surprised by the size and scope of the place. They have a lovely sculpture garden outside. We spent about 20 minutes walking through it. Inside there is plenty of impressive art that was created or held by Delaware collectors. We ended up spending about 2 hours perusing it. There is also a very good coffee and sandwich shop, and a gift shop. We really enjoyed our afternoon and will return.

Well-curated collection of art, both historical and contemporary, with a lovely sculpture garden to add to the pleasure. The museum was very quiet on the June Saturday we visited with plenty of space to enjoy the art without crowds or distractions. The cafe, located on the main floor, is small but quite special.

When the Delaware Museum of Nature and Science was closed for an event, my little family drove past the Delaware Art Museum on our way home. With two very disappointed little kids in the car, we thought it was worth a try, and I cannot overstate how impressed I am by the very intentional kid-friendliness of the Delaware Art Museum! We started our adventure in the Cafe because it was cold and rainy, and the kids needed hot cocoa to warm up, and the grownups will never turn down a nice coffee. These drinks were 10/10. The hot chocolate was the perfect temperature for little kids without having to wait or add ice cubes. The mocha latte and the white mocha latte were perfect - just sweet enough, but not at all syrupy, and the latte art was some of the best I've seen outside of Pinterest! The barista who does the latte art should teach classes! The cookies were great, but the macarons were a little too creative for my preschooler's palette. I thought they were delicious, though. To top it off, there was a tiny library full of books for kids of all ages! I LOVED that the kids could flip through a book while we enjoyed our snack, and I'm now disappointed that other cafés don't have little kid libraries! In the basement, there was a perfectly magical room for kids to play in. Everything was made of soft fabric, there was an ENORMOUS toy dog that children are encouraged to climb on and read to, and there was *another* children's library stocked to the brim with beautifully diverse books, bilingual books, books written in Spanish, and books about a few artists. It was truly delightful to snuggle up in the nest and read a book with my big kid while my toddler roamed and climbed. In addition to the deliberate kid spaces, the galleries themselves were welcoming for little ones. No one shushed my big kid as he exclaimed about the beautiful sculptures and talked about his favorite parts of paintings, and there were so many things just at his eye level that he could enjoy. It seemed like there were nearly as many children visiting the museum that rainy afternoon as there were adults! I can't wait to go back and explore the sculpture garden on a nicer day.

Rossetti exhibit is gorgeous with the fall foliage outside, great merch in the giftshop, and beautiful images on loan from the Tate, Logifts hope, fabulous exhibit.

Numerous galleries with awesome arts. I loved the sculpture park and labyrinth walk. There is a cafe and I did not tried anything there but looks like the locals love it. There are free admission days from May thru October, so i recommend a visit even if you are not a huge fan of arts.

The museum has many different sections which have a wide variety of different art. There were so many interactive sections that teach us about history as well as many other skills. This place is somewhat kid friendly. This is an amazing museum and I highly recommend it.