Tours

Public tours explore exhibition themes and works of art through close looking and conversation.

Tours vary depending on the day you visit. Review our online calendar to see the tours available on the day you'd like to visit.

New tour alert! Join us for a short tour featuring three artworks in 30 minutes. Each tour will explore a different theme that makes connections between works of art in new and unexpected ways.

Tours start at 1 pm every Thursday and Sunday and are free with museum admission. To join a tour, look for the docent in the lobby of the Hamilton Building.

Free architecture tours are offered the second Saturday of every month at 11am. Explore the dynamic character of the Denver Art Museum on these 60-minute public tours.

To join a tour, look for the docent in the lobby of the Hamilton Building. If you are visiting with a group larger than 10, consider booking a group tour.

The museum welcomes adult and college groups to request a guided group tour of the museum’s collections and special exhibitions. The group must be at least 10 guests, with a maximum of 40. Please make your request at least three weeks in advance.

Field Trips for schools explore human creativity from multiple lenses and entry points, engaging students in hands-on activities and lively, thought-provoking conversations.

Available tours are based on themes and the museum's collections and special exhibitions. Artmaking workshops or self-guided tours can be added to supplement the visit.

Led by a docent with special training in engaging visitors with disabilities, these 60-minute tours explore the museum’s collection galleries and special exhibitions. Designed to be interactive and accessible, choose a tour that best meets your needs:

• Group Art and About Tour: Designed to engage adults with memory loss and groups from memory-care communities.
• Verbal Description and Tactile Tour: Designed for visitors who are blind or have low-vision, tours incorporate verbal description and tactile objects.
• Custom Access Tour: Designed to engage adults with developmental and cognitive disabilities.
• Self-Guided Tour: Groups can explore the museum on their own, without a guide.

Please fill out the form below to schedule a visit.

Spotlight Talks are short, pop-up conversations across the museum focusing on a specific artwork. Dozens of specially trained docents are available to answer your questions and share the stories behind these artworks.

Themed Spotlight Talks on a specific gallery or exhibition occur regularly throughout the year. Browse our online calendar to find an upcoming Spotlight Talk.