Frye Art Museum

  • This facility has wheelchair access
  • This facility has assistive listening systems

Founded in 1952, the Frye brings together art and new ideas within a stunning Olson Sundberg Kundig-designed building in historic First Hill. The museum connects Seattle with the art and artists of our time. We collect, exhibit, program, and build community around a wide range of modern and contemporary art, with a special focus on amplifying the voices of living artists. Admission to the Frye is always free.

The Frye offers a wide variety of programming and events, from artist talks and hands-on workshops to performances and weekly in-gallery conversations. Visit MariPili at Café Frieda, serving Galician-inspired sandwiches, salads, and small plates, in addition to wine, beer, and espresso. The Museum Store features a curated collection of one-of-a-kind items from Pacific Northwest designers and artists.

Restaurant

Amenities: Restaurant
Cuisine Eclectic
Price Range $$
Hours of Operation 11 am–4:30 pm, Tuesday–Sunday; 11 am–6:30 pm, Thursday
Lunch Offered YES
Dinner Offered YES
Max Seated Capacity 50
# of Semi/Private Dining Rooms 1
Banquet Menu Offered YES
Max Reception Capacity 150
Private Rooms Available YES

Accessibility
Wheelchair Access YES
Frye Art Museum Main Entrance
Installation view of "Jonathan Lasker: Drawings and Studies". Photo: Jueqian Fang
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