What to say about the Jepson Center for the Arts?Its a breath of fresh air, literally, in the hot Savannah summers.The facade is so modern, yet so respectful of the colonial architecture that it makes you want to stay in forever. Admission includes the other 2 Telflair Museums. The gift shop and restaurants are right up front making you want to stay in the lobby but dont, keep going in and be amazed!Jepsen has more contemporary art.Great job!

We love the Jepson! Amazing works of art... Inside and out!

Beautiful museum! We also had lunch there with an informative and funny waiter! He really made the experience great ! Also get access to multiple other museums when you buy one ticket. You get access to these other museums for one week after initial visit. They require masks inside. Senior and student discount a plus! Worth the money!

Viewed the Impressionist work from turn of century then ate lunch at Joes Cafe in the building. Food was wonderful service was even better. Chef came out to talk w our table. A must go when visiting.

Simply beautiful. Breathtakingly beautiful. Modern. Sleek. Great experience!

Great for kids and adults. Small enough not to bore the kids. Fun interactive exhibits for all ages.

The exhibits are fun and interesting and we thoroughly enjoyed it. There were lots of interactive areas which was a surprisingly refreshing break from the more information heavy things to see and do. Everyone we met in Savannah was so nice and welcoming except the woman who works the front desk at the Jepson Center- she was rude and obviously did not want to do anything that might be construed as helpful. Otherwise, its a great place to visit.

Very nice museum, the art through tech exhibit they have was really cool.

The experience was nice, exhibits were all being changed out with the exception of two,for new artist in upcoming event. We still enjoyed the center and the student staff were nice. The museum is nice as much we saw.

Always bringing wonderful exhibits to savannah.

A very respectable regional art gallery in a stunning building.

Did the tour of the two museums and the house associated with it. 20 dollars covers all 3. At jepsen center had a lite lunch, shopped at the gift center and walked around. The have a lot of interesting things to see.

We visited to see the Impressionism exhibition called Monet to Matisse they are hosting in 2019. While not a giant collection, the pieces on display were wonderful. There were probably 25 paintings in the exhibition, and the name sakes are not the only ones to see.The rest of the Jepson Center is fun, but not that exciting. They had one exhibit that was live video from the Savannah River Site nuclear facility. It was some kind of living art display. For such a massive place I feel like they could get more exhibits in there. Its my second time there, and Im sure Ill go back in the future, but it will be based on what special exhibit they have.

I like this museum, it’s small but nice. The windows are amazing and I love the shape and the lighting in here, it really showcases the artwork. The auditorium is well lit and has a fairly good amount of seating. The interactive exhibits were fun but unfortunately, a few of them were down and I feel like some of the interactive exhibits which featured nudity should have had a disclaimer. The children’s space is lovely and I love the recycled materials but it could be kept up better. I recommend anyone to check Jepson Center out.

Bright beautiful space to enjoy diverse collections. Great for all ages.

New black artist collection was beautiful &interactive tech art was great for my teenagers

This was a cool museum. I’m not big in history or art but this museum keep me and my boyfriend pretty entertained. Lots of hands on activities to do here. Very kid friendly. When you pay admission to this place it includes two other places near by to visit, it’s a great plus.

My son and I enjoyed the Savannah Art Club Exhibit and we really enjoyed the cafe!

This museum was interesting. It is right in the heart of the Historic Savannah District. The staff was friendly and I learned a lot from the tours that I was taken on. Ill definitely be back again!

I didnt catch her name, but the gal running the drop-in kids art studio is an incredible human being. She was so patient and kind and encouraging and fun with my kids. I wish we lived here in town so we could go every day to make art with her! The ladies in the giftshop and the front desk were exactly the opposite, but I guess you cant win em all. The exhibits here are interesting, extremely varied, but rather small. The play space upstairs is phenomenal. We could have stayed there for hours. Beautiful, light-filled building.

***Do not eat there if you have any food allergies.***The Jepson center was the last stop on our tour of all three telfair museums, its collection is small but uniquely local.However we ate at the cafe, and even after asking three times if a meal could be prepared gluten free, watching our server go ask the chef, and asking as they put the meal down in front of my wife, it was definitely not gluten free and my wife was severely sick in about two hours. Awful way to spend your vacation

Gorgeous museum. I very much enjoyed the Rembrandt exhibit, childrens activities and overall art. If you are in Savannah, the entrance fee is worth it.

Absolutely gorgeous museum with large, soaring ceilings. 100% worth the trip to stop in and see it; lots of art on display and a great interactive TechSpace area!

Wonderful space. The architecture was especially interesting. Art museum with changing exhibits. We visited all 3 telfair sites on our trip to Savannah

A small, simple museum perfect for the small amount of time we had. The main attraction were the impressionist pieces which were stunning!I’d say the 20$ price is most definitely worth it if you have time to visit the two other sites, Owens Thomas House and Slave Quarters and the Telfair Academy, then you will definitely have a day out of it!The museum itself could take you a couple hours.

Loved it! You pay twenty dollars for an adult ticket, and get three different locations. One of the locations is by a guided tour only. There is various art throughout the locations ranging from sculptures, interactive art, visual reality, surreal, modern, urban, you name it, its there. Definitely add it to your to-do list!

Friendly staff, incredible exhibits - a community treasure.

Fabulous museum(s)!

Absolutely loved it the restaurant. The food was delicious and the staff was 100 percent dedicated to the satisfaction of the customer. Thank you for a wonderful experience.

Interesting exhibits. I love Louise Nevelson and they have one of her later pieces.

Bright and airy. Great place for kids as there are many interactive stations.

My family and I thought this museum was amazing! The exhibits we got to see were a mix of glass sculpture, virtual reality, photography and more. The On the Road photo exhibit was marvelous. My kids (5 & 9) loved some of the interactive exhibits.We closed down the museum, and one of the staff members kept it open a few extra minutes because there was one room we didn’t get a chance to see.The museum store was also well stocked with different items.All in all, a great find!

First and probably last time visiting. Wasnt a bad visit just dont think its something Ill go back to. Loved the tea room.

Small, but filled with quality pieces. An Impressionist exhibit was there on our visit. An art studio was open to visitors to create their own art. Mine was more fun than quality, but it was a good time.

I took my son to their Art Start class program today and the staff was awesome! He loved the book and the paintings we saw and the art project at the end. All the different little stations they have in the museum for kids to interact with be creative is fantastic. Definitely going to try and come for the next one.

Building is very cool. Appears to be all changing exhibits and no permanent collections. Other than Rembrandt etchings, the rest were modern (mostly terrible). 3 small exhibits the day we went. Kids area. Camp looked cool.

Lots of interesting sculptures and paintings. Good way to spend a weekend. Perusing interesting tidbits and learning at and history at the same time.

Great visit so I had to join!

Very unique art and displays... They have an activity centers for the kids and hands on exibits. We went during the free museum day so Im not sure of the entry costs.

$20 access to three museums Jepson Center, Telfair, and Owens House. Great deal. We enjoyed visiting all three in two days.

We really liked this for my four year old. The kids section was fun for his investigating personality. While I wish there was an option for only paying for the cost of one museum. $20 isn’t too bad for three museums! You have a week to use the pass, but we won’t be.

There wasn’t a ton of galleries but there were a few that I enjoyed a lot. Probably spent an hour in the space. Building was very nice as was the gift shop. The admission for all three buildings is very reasonable.

Great exhibits and great cafe too!

Great place to take children. My daughter loved the experience and the price was excellent. Some of the tech exhibits were closed.

Poor collection of modern art. Very sparse. For such a large building to have so little art almost seemed obscene. Would not recommend at all. The $25 ticket was made worth it by the guided tour included at the historic house and traditional art building but barely.

Great open space with a lot of great art. You can get in along with the other Telfair Museums for $20, and I believe the pass lasts a week.The interactive art with VR and electronics were really cool, and by far our favorite section. There are rotating pieces, so you can expect to see different pieces on the top floor every so often.There is also a kids section with a lot of interactive learning materials. I personally also enjoyed this area, and think its a great tool for people to have fun with.

A bit eclectic, but interesting. You get entry into three different museums, which makes the price very reasonable.

Outstanding pieces in their collection. Definitely a must do when visiting the Savannah area.

Great art. Im sorry I didnt have time to see everything. But what I saw was great.

Courteous staff. Clean.

Maybe the BEST lecture Ive attended here. Done in a Q & A format. Suzanne Jackson and Alonzo Davis are both fascinating, storied artists who remain relevant and exciting today. This is a must-see exhibit! I cant wait to see it again!

Definitely the most modern of the museum tour. Very interesting mediums and very good in depth event/ showings.

Awesome experience! Loved all the tech in the displays and exhibits. Gift store had range of items in got and was really well done!

Such a treasure to have a well curated and beautiful space to explore. Just go.

Great collection! A nice way to spend an hour or two. The Nick Cave exhibit is on currently - that was very interesting.Also stop by and say hello to the Bird Girl

Classy and cool.

Excellent facility. Great location for the I have Marks to Make annual exhibit. A real gem in downtown Savannah.

Just not my cup of tea. Ive been to other science and art museums in the world and this one pales in comparison to those other museums. We left after quickly observing three floors.

Very beautiful pieces, loved this place

Truly an amazing experience, great for for adults and children. Enjoyed it so much I plan to join soon.

Excellent museum, it is a must visit while in Savannah Georgia. If going with children, they have an excellent interactive session for kids to play.The building itself worth the visit

The art was very interesting, and I loved that they had interactive activities for my kids.

Small enough to see in one afternoon, engaging enough for the kids. Great museum!

If you love art this is the place for you. I could have stayed for hours just admiring the beautiful art. Unfortunately I had 5 kids with me for that trip. I will definitely be going back by myself soni can really take my time.

Awesome local museum!

Lots of Fun for the whole family, lots to see and do and 3 hours went by like No time at all for us! :) The building was very clean and spacious with attendants and staff everywhere! If you are visiting or a long time local, this is a Great way to spend a Saturday afternoon with friends, family or even by yourself. Plenty to read, Lots of Art and everyone was very friendly, polite and/or entertaining! Thanks for a great time, we will be back for sure!

Interesting displays alot more modern art then other venues.

Baby, parking near this museum is almost impossible. I promise I felt like 007. Trying to get a spot.

Stunning building, superb galleries. Friendly staff. Art exhibits are inspiring and varied. A highlight of our visit to Savannah.

Beautiful exhibits and a lot to do for both kids and adults - the childrens areas are full of interactive pieces and the adult sections are tucked away in alcoves, hallways, and on the sculpture deck.

Wonderful cafe, interesting exhibits, all staff extremely helpful,great experience,good kid activities

Great exhibits and a great deal. $20 gets you entrance into 3 museums that pasta a week. There was a good mix of contemporary and classic displays when I went. Next time Im in the area Id definitely stop by again.

Great mix of modern and ancient art pieces. Very interesting and Im not really an art guy. From Talking Continents to Rembrandt to Dame Laura Knight, all great collections. Well worth the time and money.

Neat plate to visit. The gift shop has a great variety of souvenirs.

Best section is IMO the part on tech art, which has some neat animations, VR, and interactive video game type pieces. There were also sections on a Moby Dick (giant whale sculpture) and a room with old silver teasets. Overall a little small. But if you get the telfair ticket (three in one) might as well stop in if you have time. Gift shop has a great selection.

Always a great place to visit

This museum has the famous Bird Girl statue. It is an awesome display and worth the fee.

Beautiful building. Thats about all thats beautiful about the Jepson Center for the Arts.

I cant say enough about what a great museum this is! Awesome!

3 museums for the price of one cant get better than this deal

Great place!

Not what it used to be in terms of exhibits.

New world class exhibits every time I visit. Love this museum.

Seriously.....? Quite boring and empty. Dont waste your time unless your coming just for your kids, even that was limited. Security guards all over. Not sure what they were guarding.

Beautiful building that houses 6 separate artists collections. Also has a nice area for the younger kids to explore.

I like museums from the smallest to the biggest. This one was nice as well.

This was our first trip to the Jepson Center. It was wonderful. My sister and brother-in-law celebrated their 20th-year vowel renewal at this location this past weekend. The staff was very accommodating and willing to go the extra mile to make this occasion a success. We didnt have a lot of extra time so we are planning another trip so that we can see the exhibition Monet to Matisse: Masterworks of French Impressionism from the Dixon Gallery and Gardens. The information I was given says this is available until February 10, 2019. So if nineteenth-century French painting interests you at all - Go check this out at the Jepson Center before it is too late!!!

Monet to Matisse offered an interesting and beautiful mix of impressionist paintings and artists. There were an amazing number of guides wonderfully immersed in knowledge of the artists and their works. What a delight to have accessibility to so many treasures.

Great space and well managed exhibits.

I visit the Jepson several times a year, and I always enjoy my time spent there. Their exhibits rotate every several months, so there is always something new to view. In addition, the Jepson also hosts movie screenings and festivals throughout the year, which I find are always well attended and informative.There is also a dedicated interactive section for children that keeps them entertained and educated. This is a great place to spend a few hours on any given day. I really appreciate that the museum commonly shows how art and technology intersect, with the results greatly benefiting humanity. In my opinion, this is a highly recommended stop for tourists and locals.

Exhibit kind of a bore. Not all that interesting. Need to have more of a mixture or modern and classic. Didnt know of most of the contemporary artist which was sad. Check with the Speed in Louisville KY. Much much better and its small like yours.

Great place and friendly staffing. Very clean restroom. Shoutout to the cleaning staff. Great exhibits; and I love that they included a section for the children.

The Impressionism show has some key works you will love! At least a dozen artists are featured - and the works bridge the timeline that escapes realism and moves toward cubism and other modern genres. A work by Cezanne showed ingredients of cubism, even though it was an impressionistic piece. Enjoy.

This was our favorite of the three locations. The interactive exhibits and art instruction were big hits with my teens. It was a good mix of what I think to be classic exhibits and interaction.

Went here for College Night! It was so interesting and so much fun! The Katamari exhibit is addicting and getting a chance to see interactive art is great. Love to visit another time.

Great exhibits! Loved the photography exhibit best today. Exhibits change, would go again.

I love this place! Very beautiful and lively. Never a dull moment. Theres always something to do.

Its exactly what youre thinking of when you think of an art place. You might like it better than I did but either way its 20 bucks to get in.

This is really a beautiful facility with lots of Room for displaying oversized modern art. The Impressionist exhibit was wonderful and we thoroughly enjoyed it. The old Tellfair mansion is lovely and has a wonderful collection of early American artists. Your ticket get your in both museums and a beautifully preserved home on one of the squares.

Enjoyed walking around. Did the whole museum in about an hour.