Hours

Tuesday: 1 – 8 p.m.
Wednesday – Saturday: 10 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Closed Sunday – Monday

Free admission, no tickets required. 

For large group visits (10 or more), please call 801-863-4200.

Gift Store

Visit the UVU Museum of Art Store for art-related gifts and treasures, from cards and journals to prints, artworks, and much more. The store is open during standard operating hours and all sales are handled virtually – we do not accept cash.

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Getting to the Museum

Car

From the South: Take I-15 North, exit at 269 onto UT-265. Turn right onto Sandhill Road at the first light, then left on W 1800 S St. Continue uphill until reaching the Museum on the left side of the street.

From the North: Take I-15 South, use exit 269, merge onto UT-265 E towards Utah Valley University. Turn right onto Sandhill Road at the light, then left on W 1800 S St. Continue uphill until reaching the Museum on the left side of the street.

From the East: Depending on starting point, follow S Main St in Orem until you reach W 1800 S St. Head downhill, and the Museum will be on the right side of the street.

Bus

To reach the Museum by bus, use the Main St/1820 S (SB) or Main St/1820 S (NB) bus stop, which is about three blocks away. From the bus stop, walk north and turn left on W 1800 S St. Head down the hill, and the Museum will be on the right side of the street. Plan your ride with UTA.

Parking

There are two large gates located at the front of the Museum. To access the Museum, enter the gate farthest east (highest up on the hill). This far east gate will always be open during Museum hours. Upon entering the gate, immediately turn right and head towards the parking lot above the Museum. Parking is free for all visitors.

Accessibility

The UVU Museum of Art at Lakemount is an ADA accessible building, with accessible parking spots located in the parking lot. If needed, patrons can use the front driveway as a drop-off prior to parking in the back lot.

All galleries are wheelchair and stroller accessible. There is a public elevator located immediately to the right of the main gallery hall.

A wheelchair is available for visitors to use upon request at the front desk.

There are two accessibility ramps at the Museum—one located to the right of the entrance and another on the northeast side of the building leading to the gardens and art house.

Visitors with registered service animals are welcome.

Groups

Group Tours

The Museum is happy to host both group tours and guided tours. If you would like a guided tour or if your group is 10 people or greater, please contact The Museum at (801) 863-4200 to schedule a time/day at least three days in advance of your intended visit.

K-12 Visits

You are invited to visit the Museum with your class! Request a visit for your class by calling the museum at (801) 863-4200 during our business hours or emailing us at . All class visits must be scheduled at least two weeks in advance. Please be ready to specify how many are in your class and if you would like a guided tour for your class visit.

UVU (and other college/university) class visits

As a university museum, we love having our UVU faculty and instructors visit, as well as those from other institutions of higher learning. Request a visit for your class by calling the museum at (801) 863-4200 during our business hours or emailing us at . All class visits must be scheduled at least two weeks in advance. Please be ready to specify how many are in your class and if you would like a guided tour for your class visit.


Our Mission

The Museum enhances the University’s academic mission and furthers the appreciation and enjoyment of the visual arts for the general public by fostering critical thinking and visual literacy through the interdisciplinary exploration of art, ideas, and experience.

To realize our mission we:

Engage

  • Audiences through shared experiences with art.
  • Community organizations to create a stronger sense of place through art.
  • Current and future patrons of the arts in Utah County and beyond.
  • Diverse audiences, including: Students and faculty, the broader University community, the local community, the State of Utah, and the arts and cultural community.

Inspire

  • Arts learning through exhibitions, programs, and teaching.
  • Interdisciplinary partnerships that embrace our role as a university and a community art museum.
  • Progressive art education programming for the public of all ages through collaborative programming and exhibitions.

Champion

  • Excellence in visual arts research, teaching, interpretation, exhibition, and programming.
  • Exhibition, interpretation, and creation of artwork as a means of raising awareness about social, political, economic, and environmental issues facing our society.
  • Development and preservation of collections in accordance with museum standards and best practices.

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