Plan Your Visit

Located in Longview, Texas
Hours of Operation
Tuesday–Friday: 10:00AM – 4:00PM

Saturday: 10:00AM – 2:00PM

Sunday – Monday: Closed

Closed Martin Luther King Day, 4th of July, Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day, and New Year’s Day

Ticket Pricing
Adults: $5 Adults (12+)

Children 12 & under: FREE

LMFA Members: FREE
Click HERE to join.

Active Duty Military Personnel: FREE
LMFA is part of Blue Star Museums, a program offering free admission to active duty military personnel and their families this summer from Armed Forces Day, May 21, 2022, through Labor Day, September 5, 2022.

SNAP Recipients: FREE
Through Museums for All, a cooperative which encourages families of all backgrounds to visit museums, simply present an EBT card and a photo ID to receive free admission to the museum for up to four people.

Direction & Parking
The City of Longview is accessible via several major interstates and highways: I-20, Hwy. 80, and Hwy. 259.

The museum is located downtown in the Arts! Longview Cultural District. Explore an interactive map here.

Parking in downtown Longview is free! However, there is a 2 hour limit for Tyler Street parking during the week.

Accessibility
Guests with special needs may call 903-753-8103 to make arrangements.

Most galleries are wheelchair accessible. Some areas require additional assistance.

Tours
LMFA offers docent-led tours for adults and students. Self-guided groups are also welcome, but we request that you call ahead to avoid congestion in the galleries.

Student Tours: The Longview Museum of Fine Arts is dedicated to providing memorable learning experiences for the students in our community. Our tours are designed to expand critical and creative thinking and encourage the next generation of artists and art enthusiasts to develop an appreciation for the visual arts. Using a variety of evidence-based strategies, students explore works of art, make connections with their personal experiences, and apply their visual literacy skills in accordance to TEKS curricular standards. Tours start at $1 per student and $2 per adult with the option of adding on a hands-on art project for an additional fee. For pricing and scheduling, please call 903-753-8103.

Adult Tours: For groups of 10 or more, we offer a 90 minute tour highlighting unique works by early Texas regional artists as well as emerging contemporary talents from across the United States. Docent-led adult tours are $5 per person regardless of membership and we recommend calling 903-753-8103 at least one week in advance to confirm availability.

things to do
Explore the Arts!Longview Cultural District. Covering more than 320 acres, you can find museums, restaurants, parks, live music, theater, and historic buildings in Longview. Explore the district’s interactive web map.

East Texas is also home to the Piney Woods Wine Trail which features nearly 20 dozen local vineyards and wineries set among rolling hills. Savor a tangy Texas red or a party pack fit for a country music star.

The Antique Capital of East Texas is less than a 20 minute drive from the museum. The City of Gladewater offers a variety of popular antique stores all within walking distance along a historic Texas Main Street.

No matter what month you pick or what you love to do, East Texas has a festival to celebrate!  There’s a Tomato Fest in Jacksonville, the Texas Rose Festival in Tyler, and you don’t want to miss the Great Texas Balloon Race which happens each year right here in the City of Longview.

appreciate the arts

The Longview Museum of Fine Arts is home to nearly 1,000 works of art including paintings, woodcuts, photographs, sculpture, lithographs, serigraphs, collages, and works on paper. The collection is centered around early Texas regional art from the 1930s and 1970s.

Each year, the museum brings in culturally and historically significant works from the 19th century to the present and curates exhibitions featuring Texas-based artists, emerging contemporary artists from across the United States, internationally established artists, and students from the East Texas region.