Haggin Museum
Hours
Tuesday: Closed
Wednesday: 1:30 – 5:00 PM
Thursday: 1:30 – 5:00 PM
Friday: 1:30 – 5:00 PM
Saturday: 12:00 – 5:00 PM
Sunday: 12:00 – 5:00 PM
Overview
The Haggin Museum, an art and history museum, has been referred to by Sunset magazine as “one of the undersung gems of California.” Its art collection features works by such noted 19th-century painters as Albert Bierstadt, Rosa Bonheur, and William-Adolphe Bouguereau, J.C. Leyendecker, as well as many other American and European artists. The Haggin Museum features exhibits on local and regional history, hosts traveling history and art exhibits, and invites the public to special events including late night Thursday events every 1st and 3rd Thursday with wine and food as well as hands-on activities for children ages 5-12 every 2nd Saturday of the month.
Visitors seeking a more in-depth exploration of their health can utilize one of Haggin’s Wellness Tours. These self-guided tours are designed to facilitate viewing the museum’s art & history collection through the lens of emotions one may be experiencing, or striving for, during their visit. Each stop along the tour prompts the visitor to dig deeper and reflect upon the art or artifact and themselves.
CALM
-Find tranquility at the river’s edge, listen to the lapping waters of the coastline, and re-imagine your morning routine to find balance and tranquility.
RELATIONSHIPS
-Reconnect with a loved one, examine the connection between human and animal as they gather for the hunt or perform an act of kindness.
GRIEF & RESILIENCE
-Dig deep and embrace your emotions to find strength and resilience for yourself and others.
JOY & CELEBRATION
-Plan a celebration, take a ride in a carriage parade or imagine the joy of gifting a beautiful spring bouquet.
SELF-REFLECTION
-Practice mindfulness and look within to reflect on your day.
EMPOWERMENT
-Feel empowered as the king of the herd, challenge adversity with an athlete, or imagine the confidence you feel wearing your favorite jacket or dress.
Don't forget to make a stop by the museum store! Located in the center of the beautiful Victory Park and next to the Victory Park Rose Garden, a visit to the Haggin is not complete without a walk around the park. Check out The Haggin Museum's website for a schedule of current exhibitions and special events.
Hours of Operation:
- Saturday & Sunday: 12:00pm to 5:00pm
- Wednesdays - Fridays: 1:30pm to 5:00pm
- 1st & 3rd Thursdays: 1:30pm to 5:00pm
Admission:
- Adults (ages 18-64): $8
- Seniors (ages 65+): $7
- Youth (ages 10-17) and Students (with valid school ID): $5
- Museum Members, Children under age 10 accompanied by an adult, First Saturday of the month: Free
Also - Watch Huell Howser's visit to the Haggin Museum!
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Amenities
- American Express
- Art
- Concerts
- Dance
- Discover
- Family Friendly
- Featured Partner
- Free Parking
- Gift Shop
- Major Events
- Mastercard
- Museum
- Visa
A very enjoyable 90 minutes. They have quite a variety of exhibits, including some interesting old steam engines for fighting fires. The entrance fee is very reasonable and the staff are extremely nice and knowledgeable.
Amazing museum of arts, from here I got information about those post Impressionism arts. What’s more, it is free on the first Sunday of each month
A great museum with a lot of oil painting masterpieces and local history exhibitions！ Free admission every first Saturday of the month, quiet and well organized!
Wonderful museum. Inspiring paintings! Also, love the historical exhibits.
I went on the first Saturday of the month which has no admissions charge. Highly recommended! They have a very lovely collection of beautiful paintings, and the first floor history museum is so cute. They use the old boardwalks from the Amtrak station I believe down here in Stockton and they recreated the general stores from the early days of the city. They also have a very lovely collection of native American artifacts. Third floor is all advertising art from Leyendecker. I immediately fell in love with the very first painting from when you walk in.
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