National Museum of Mexican Art

National Museum of Mexican Art

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Features: On December 5th, 2006, the Mexican Fine Arts Center Museum changed its name to the National Museum of Mexican Art in recognition of its 20th Anniversary and its status as the largest and leading Mexican cultural institution in the U.S. The Museum remains a not-for-profit, non-governmental organization.
The NMMA is the largest Latino Arts organization in the U.S. and the only Latino museum accredited by American Association of Museums. The NMMA presents Visual Arts Exhibitions, Performance Festivals, and Education Programs to more than 200,000 annually including 60,000 K-12 students. 90.5 FM Radio Arte is the Museum's youth-driven bilingual public radio station committed to advancing the voices of a multi-layered society through socially conscious journalism, media literacy, training and programming.The Museum's hours are Tuesday through Sunday, 10:00 am to 5:00 pm. Admission is free. For information call 312-738-1503 or go to the NMMA's web site www.nationalmuseumofmexicanart.org

Why We Go: The National Museum of Mexican Art is a great and engaging way to learn about Mexican art and culture. Featuring several exhibitions and a large permanent collection, the Museum of Mexican Art is a top cultural Chicago attraction.

• Amazing Value: The National Museum of Mexican Art is always free!
• Lots to See and Do: Not only does this top Chicago attraction house art but also regularly hosts performing arts events and movie screenings.
• Convenient Location: The National Museum of Mexican Art is an easy bus journey or cab ride from many other Chicago attractions and hotels.

Inside Knowledge: Free guided tours and discussions are regularly held at the National Museum of Mexican Art. So be sure to check their Web site for the days and times.