Plan your visit to the NAU Art Museums
Clara M. Lovett Art Museum
Marguerite Hettel Weiss Art Museum
Beasley gallery
Clara M. Lovett Art Museum
Marguerite Hettel Weiss Art Museum
Beasley gallery
Visit Us
Fall 2026 hours of operation
Marguerite Hettel Weiss Art Museum
Tuesdays – Fridays | 12 – 5 PM
We are closed on all University holidays. Please check the current exhibition dates before your visit, as we are closed between exhibitions.
We do encourage you to schedule class visits or groups of ten (10) or more.
Contact us via email to schedule your class or large group visit. Educators may schedule class visits Mondays – Fridays with two weeks’ advance notice.
Beasley Gallery
Wednesdays & Thursdays.
9 AM – 4 PM
We are closed on all University holidays. Please check the current exhibition dates before your visit, as we are closed between exhibitions.
We do encourage you to schedule class visits or groups of ten (10) or more.
Visit Us
Fall 2026 hours of operation
Marguerite Hettel Weiss Art Museum
Tuesdays – Fridays | 12 – 5 PM
We are closed on all University holidays. Please check the current exhibition dates before your visit, as we are closed between exhibitions.
We do encourage you to schedule class visits or groups of ten (10) or more.
Contact us via email to schedule your class or large group visit. Educators may schedule class visits Mondays – Fridays with two weeks’ advance notice.
Beasley Gallery
Wednesdays & Thursdays.
9 AM – 4 PM
We are closed on all University holidays. Please check the current exhibition dates before your visit, as we are closed between exhibitions.
We do encourage you to schedule class visits or groups of ten (10) or more.
Clara M. Lovett Art Museum
Marguerite Hettel Weiss Art Museum
On the Historic North Quad, on Northern Arizona University’s Flagstaff Campus, inside the front doors of the historic Old Main building (#10).
Beasley Gallery
Performing & Fine Arts Building (#37) across from the NAU Union on the Mountain Campus
Second Floor, Room 216
Clara M. Lovett Art Museum
Marguerite Hettel Weiss Art Museum
On the Historic North Quad, on Northern Arizona University’s Flagstaff Campus, inside the front doors of the historic Old Main building (#10).
Beasley Gallery
Performing & Fine Arts Building (#37) across from the NAU Union on the Mountain Campus
Second Floor, Room 216
Please help us to protect the artwork we have on display, for future generations to enjoy, by respecting these guidelines:
Food, and beverages (including water) must remain outside the gallery or may be left at the front reception desk.
No chewing gum.
Please do not touch artwork, pedestals, or walls.
Backpacks, portfolios, briefcases, large purses, and similar items must be left with the gallery attendant or museum staff upon entering the museum. You may also leave your coat or jacket if you like.
Use only pencils for note-taking and sketching in the galleries. Pens and other indelible marking instruments can be detrimental to artworks.
Please check with museum staff regarding photography in the museum. Generally, photography is not allowed, but certain exceptions may be made on a case-by-case basis. Flash photography is detrimental to many types of artworks, and so is not permitted.
Please be considerate of others, turn cell phones off or down while in the museum, and step outside the museum galleries to have telephone conversations.
Please leave pets in a safe location outside of the building.
Selfie sticks are prohibited.
As a precaution, artwork should be viewed from a minimum of 3.5 feet away. When backing up to view artwork from a greater distance, be aware of your surroundings to avoid backing into another artwork.
Please help us to protect the artwork we have on display, for future generations to enjoy, by respecting these guidelines:
Food, and beverages (including water) must remain outside the gallery or may be left at the front reception desk.
No chewing gum.
Please do not touch artwork, pedestals, or walls.
Backpacks, portfolios, briefcases, large purses, and similar items must be left with the gallery attendant or museum staff upon entering the museum. You may also leave your coat or jacket if you like.
Use only pencils for note-taking and sketching in the galleries. Pens and other indelible marking instruments can be detrimental to artworks.
Please check with museum staff regarding photography in the museum. Generally, photography is not allowed, but certain exceptions may be made on a case-by-case basis. Flash photography is detrimental to many types of artworks, and so is not permitted.
Please be considerate of others, turn cell phones off or down while in the museum, and step outside the museum galleries to have telephone conversations.
Please leave pets in a safe location outside of the building.
Selfie sticks are prohibited.
As a precaution, artwork should be viewed from a minimum of 3.5 feet away. When backing up to view artwork from a greater distance, be aware of your surroundings to avoid backing into another artwork.