Art work in a work of art! The Everson Museum building, 401 Harrison Street in Syracuse, New York, is a sculptural work of art designed by renowned architect I.M. Pei. Inside, works of art from yesterday and today including a collection of historical and contemporary American visual arts and its international ceramic collection. The largest in the nation! You might even catch a musical event in the museum's theatre. There always seems to be a great traveling exhibit to the museum. There's even a cafe for a bite to eat. It's a good family getaway that'll take you between 2 to 3 hours to tour.
Admission: A suggested $5 donation.
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Art work in a work of art! The Everson Museum building, 401 Harrison Street in Syracuse, New York, is a sculptural work of art designed by renowned architect I.M. Pei.
Getn' There: From the NYS Thruway, Exit #36 to Interstate 81 South. From I-81, take exit #18 (Harrison/Adams). Bear right at the end onto Harrison St. The museum is 2 blocks ahead on the right. A Pay for parking lot is on the left, right across from the museum.