Free general admission every Sunday
CMA provides free general admission for museum visitors, each and every Sunday. Special exhibition admission is an additional $8 for nonmembers. Special exhibition admission includes both Accra! The Rise of a Global Art Community and Quilting a Future: Contemporary Quilts and American Tradition.
Bring your friends and family and enjoy Free Sundays at Columbus Museum of Art (CMA). Explore the Walter Wing, or build a puzzle together in a gallery. There’s a great experience around every corner. Free Sundays increase accessibility for all residents of Central Ohio, regardless of their ability to pay. We would like to be able to continue this gift to the community through a campaign we are calling Free for the Future.
If you are interested in supporting Free for the Future, please contact Executive Deputy Director of Advancement Lucy Ackley, lucy.ackley@cmaohio.org.
Thank you to the donors who have pledged to the FREE SUNDAYS campaign, providing access for all for the next five years.
AEP Foundation
Anonymous
George Barrett
Jeri Block and Robert H. Schottenstein
Cardinal Health
Michael Casey
Joseph and Linda Chlapaty
The Columbus Partnership
The Crane Foundation
Lynnda and Steve Davis
Diamond Hill Capital Management
Encova Insurance
Franklin Foundation
Christina and Jim Grote
Hinson Family Trust
Ingram-White Castle Foundation
Jessica and Jerry Jurgensen
Linda and Frank Kass
Cari and David Kass
Mike and Linda Kaufmann
Charlotte and Jack Kessler
John and Jane McCoy
The Memorial Tournament
Mo and David Meuse
Deborah Neimeth
The Ohio State University
PNC
Kathryne & Kevin Reeves
Alan and Peg Scantland
Pete and Michelle Scantland
Matt and Meara Scantland
Hope and Jim Schrim
Theckla and Don Shackelford
Shouvlin Foundation
Sheila and Gene Smith
Shane Spencer
State Auto
Kara Trott & Bob Philips
Vorys
Peggy & Bob Walter
Wolfe Associates
Additional support for Free Sundays is provided by the Columbus Museum of Art Women’s Board as well as proceeds from the annual CMA Comes Alive family benefit.
