Currier Museum of Art

You can count on world-class art close to home, because we can count on you.

Since our founding in 1929, the Currier has been a cultural beacon for the city, state, and region. As the premier public art museum in New Hampshire, our collection features European and American paintings, decorative arts, photographs, and sculpture, including works by Monet, Picasso, O'Keeffe, Wyeth, and Hopper, as well as a rapidly growing collection of global contemporary art. The Currier is also home to two Frank Lloyd Wright–designed houses that are open to the public through guided tours. Today, we bring people together by telling stories with art. 

See how the Currier shows up as New Hampshire’s art museum.

Free educational tours for all New Hampshire schools: 2,000+ students visit the Currier every year. For many of them, it’s their first visit to an art museum.

12 art and wellness programs serving our community: Nationally-recognized programs reach everyone from Veterans to healthcare workers with the power of creativity.

Free admission for all New Hampshire residents every Second Saturday: 500+ Granite Staters visit the museum for free on the second Saturday of every month. Plus, our community celebrations bring people together throughout the year. 

STEAM outreach program: We’re connecting students to innovative arts education in collaboration with the Nashua Public Schools.

The storytelling difference: Storytelling is the heart of the Currier experience – and education is integrated into everything we do. People of all ages, abilities, and backgrounds can make a personal connection with art.