We loved this place. Spent three hours and could have stayed longer. Such diverse perspectives.

I love this museum. I visit that least 4 times a year. They bring very interesting collections and activities. The last one was The Three Kings Day, which is my favorite holiday in my country Puerto Rico.

I loved the museum. Didnt have to call ahead. And wasnt 10 people there. Easy to social distance

Beautiful exhibits and beautiful exterior gardens and grounds. Pricing is extremely fair as well!Also: BoA customers get free admission on the first full weekend of each month.

Wow!!! A true gem of cultural and art history touching on Western history but emphasizing our First Peoples heritage and cultural gifts.

I always love photographing at this place! The garden is always well kept and never crowded. Definitely a beautiful spot.Jo & Co. Photography

The Gilcrease has a jewel of a collection I try to bring to the attention of non-Oklahomans. The Remington and Russell sculptures are a great set. Theres a lot more range to the art, as a whole, than one expects.Many of the American West paintings are great postcards of the period, forerunners of the action art/illustration of modern times.Visit the awesome landscapes. Stand in front of Morans massive Shoshone Falls, just close enough for it to fill your sight, and feel the vertigo and splendour.Theres a good interactive exhibit downstairs, a great glass-walled hall, and lots of things going on.

It a nice place to learn about american art.I loved the section about native american outfits.

Very interesting! We really enjoyed it and would highly recommend

It’s a great place only concern is the fact half the place is closed down and still full admission being charged and also no mention of the senior discount to what was very clearly a senior but other than that will come back when the whole place the most important place of the museum can be toured

Very nice museum and worth a visit. Artifact room on lower level has more artifacts than you could look at in a day with a wonderful interactive e-guided tour via a tablet you can carry with you as you go through this section. Upstairs has visiting exhibits and some wonderful bronze work by artists such as Remington. There are wonderful paintings and the gardens are beautiful and peaceful. Great place to spend a morning or afternoon. The current Pulitzer prize exihbit is very intense, you might not want to take small children through it. But do see it. It will move you.

Pretty neat place. Worth visiting.Bid your a local looking to explore. Not a must see, however, if youre visiting on a short trip.

We went on a Wednesday. Nearly had the museum to ourselves. A great way to enjoy a cool afternoon as a family. Make a reservation online and wear a mask. Children under 17 are free!

They have an amazing collection but they need to rethink how it is installed/exhibited. Too cluttered and too many fake digital reproductions.

Great for photoshoots :)

I really loved. I hope to come back soon. You can find photographs and art. You can find and know beautiful gardens where you can take beautiful pictures.

A vivid, visceral experience that does not neglect or omit the atrocious history of white men towards indigenous peoples.

Hands down the best of this type of gallery. Very friendly staff and amazing art

Very pretty, a little crowded but still able to distance. Make sure youre wearing walking shoes if you plan to venture around the property.

Every third Sunday is a free Funday!  Usually these are geared towards families with children.  They have plenty of fun age appropriate activities to go along with the exhibits.  There is a large area downstairs where you use hand held devices to look up information on an item displayed.  I like to visit every month or so to see some of the traveling exhibitions.  This was one of those visits.  The museum is clean with plenty of restrooms.  If you are a nature lover, they have a great walking path around a small pond with a gazebo outback.  In front they have a small hedge maze and some other trails leading to beautiful garden thats sometimes used for weddings.  During the warmer months they have outdoor events in this area.  These are mostly geared towards adults.  This is a smaller museum that really has a little bit of everything.  It is very enjoyable!

Beautiful museum with a great artwork, particularly their Native American collection!

Definitely worth a visit at least once. The museum is great, but the gardens and park dont get their due. A must see, the pictures do them no justice. The only disappointment in the gardens are the pre-columbian and Pioneer gardens, they need some attention. As for the museum, theyve got several play corners for kids and an entire kid-focused exhibit down stairs. The masterwork and permanent collection of western and Native American art was stunning and interesting. It was great to see the bronze sculptures and the gigantic paintings. Recommended.

Some of the gardens were fantastic. It was so Peaceful there. The museum was great it had a large variety of paintings, photographs and sculpture. Its the best place to go to learn about art. Your kids will love it there. They have some activities today we made time capsule and it was soooooo fun. I would highly recommend this place.

Love the Native American collection. Meandered through the Museum, especially cool to see the Bob Dylan exhibit.

An exquisite collection of masterpieces that depict America in a way Ive never seen before. It is an essential experience for anyone coming to Oklahoma. Spend at least two hours there, but really you should allocate three. The building itself is laid out well and the ground are a pleasant stroll. When I went out was nice and quiet too.

The Gilcrease Museum is my favorite museum in Tulsa! It’s in a beautiful building with gardens, a pond and views of Tulsa in the distance. The museum is really well laid out and there are always new temporary exhibits to explore. The temporary exhibits tend to focus on western and indigenous culture and they’re always really interesting and informative. There’s also a restaurant with beautiful views and a Sunday buffet brunch. The museum is also sometimes free on Sunday!

Beautiful paintings and gardens. The colonial garden was untended though.

Pretty decent museum, but I really enjoy their wine dinners! Generous pours and occasional refills offered - food and wines are paired and courses out and are themed with current exhibit.

Great Sunday Funday! We had a lovely time exploring the museum and beautiful art.

Beautiful art, beautiful grounds, always a nice day...I have been to Gilcrease Museum many times over the past several years and each visit was nice. When a grandchild reaches the age where I believe they will enjoy the museum I plan a day trip that includes Gilcrease. A good age is very child dependent and Ive taken 8 year olds that did quite well and enjoyed the Museum and some Ive waited until they were 11-12. I always enjoy the western art and Gilcrease has an excellent collection. Some of their Russells are spectacular. Actually I think all Russells are spectacular but Gilcrease has some of the most spectacular. Gilcrease seems to always have a very interesting special exhibit of some type that is only there for a limited time so be sure and check their web site to see what is current. The people are always friendly and helpful and I have always enjoyed walking the grounds. The view of downtown Tulsa is wonderful. As I recall the last time I had children with me there were a few hands on activities but it is mostly a place to look. I typically dont take the grandchildren to the museum restaurant but have had very nice meals there with adults in the past. Gilcrease is certainly a Tulsa highlight.

Aside from the Philbrook, the Gilcrease Museum is another epochal location in Tulsa that must be visited by art-lovers. It may not be as resplendent as the Villa Philbrook - like the cover of a book - its whats on the inside that counts.My family and I began at the Gilcrease restaurant. It wasnt busy at all, which was fortunate. I ordered the chicken tenders, grilled vegetables, and mashed potatoes and gravy. It had a fancier name and description. The lunch was good, however the breading coating the chicken was excessively thick and crunchy.The real star of the restaurant was the triple chocolate torte. Fantastic!Afterward we finally trekked through the museum; taking in the paintings, sculptures, and other various artifacts. My favorite collection was the mask and hand molds created of Abraham Lincoln. The bronze sculptures were also fascinating.

Beautiful place and artwork, very peaceful. We went to see the handwritten copy of the Declaration of Independence. Very cool!

Enjoyable afternoon activity. Spent 3 hours looking start and was lucky enough to visit in a day they had art activities for the kids. Made it an even more enjoyable family experience.

We loved bringing our son here and exploring! The kids area has enough fun things to keep him interested and we had a lot of fun on the trails outside. Great way to spend a few hours in the afternoon!

Gorgeous set up, clean, full of information & learning tools. It held a diverse arsenal of art, & lots of things for children to see & do. I loved that part because it allowed the children to experience Art & history.There wasnt an African American(AA) presence at all. Just an exhibit to an AA comic book character but 99% of the characters in the comic were not. As an AA woman & mother knowing the rich & also tragic history of AA in Tulsa, when I took my children there I expected to see & be able to show them something regarding people who look like us. Thats the only thing lacking in this museum. Which is why I give it 4 stars instead of 5.

First time here today! Seriously such a beautiful hidden gem in Tulsa!! The gardens are gorgeous!!

Great place to step into nature without getting lost.

Love the Museum and the park next to it!

An outstanding collection of bronzes, art and documents in their display. With frequent rotations of other works. Currently Bob Dylan and Pulitzer Winning Photos.

Great collection of Western art, some that youve probably seen reproduced all over, some completely unique. The life mask of Lincolns face and hands was particularly impressive. The museum space is nice, too. Plenty to see, but not so big as to be overwhelming.

Go when things are blooming and take the garden tour. So gorgeous!

We accidentally came the day before a free admission day and were comped because, Youre already here. Were from Kansas City and much preferred Gilcrease to the art museums there. Gilcrease has beautiful, historically significant artworks without the art culture posturing. Its not overwhelmingly large, yet offers plenty to see and the Kids room was excellent! My kids asked if we could come again before we had left!

Great exhibits - I am always pleasantly surprised at the quality of exhibits at this museum.

Nice place to see.

Great Experience. Been twice to this museum. Could see the great remnants of Indian tribes.

I recently went to Gilcrease Museum and went for a walk in their nature exhibit. I absolutely loved it!!

Fun place to go...

A wonderful collection of native American, western US art and other works. Well curated in a beautiful space. A great treasure. Well done Tulsa!

Now is the time to come. Is beautiful!!!!

Beautiful place, inside and out.Be sure to make time for a guided tour. Even if youve been there before.Explore the extensive grounds- just be aware there is a chance of wildlife (including snakes) about, even by the paths.Sunday brunch is a must. The staff is terrific.A short list of just some of the food on the buffet includes fresh vegetables, fruit, fish, beef, and an array of desserts.Will be sure to stop by again, as there is so much to take in, that a single visit wasnt enough.

Great exhibits, current one I saw was the changing landscape of America. It is a beautiful museum with amazing Tulsa skyline.

Always a beautiful wonderful place to visit. Then one of my favorite places since I was a little girl. Way way more years than Id like to admit. The grounds were absolutely gorgeous. We took some family pictures there. Highly recommended. The museum is always fabulous. Their rotating exhibits as well as their standard exhibits are always fascinating, no matter how many times you see them. If youre coming to Tulsa you need to stop at Gilcrease Museum.

Went to see the Dorthea Lang exhibit plus a couple of OK in the Depression/Dust Bowl presentations. The presentations were very well done and informative and the Lang photos are spectacular. If you like Black and White photos or are interested in the 1930s this is a must see. The prints shown are original, vintage prints from the 30s. The tonal qualities are brilliant. A great exhibition.

Beautiful gardens. Tulsas hidden gem!

What a fun night we had on game night. There were all kinds of games, a photo booth and a scavenger hunt. The museum pieces are interesting too. There is food there on the free Fridays. Pizza from Andolinis, There is also a cash bar. It was pretty busy this night, game night, but seemed no one was tripping all over anyone. It is only open 2 hours. They also had voters registration set up that night. The bathrooms are. Clean .

Such a beautiful little Park hidden away behind Gilcrease Museum

Building and gardens are great. Beautiful art and wonderful exhibits. I would highly recommend. I would love to go back when they have a new exhibit. The gardens were huge and lovely.

This place always has things for all ages to enjoy.

Beautiful day. Dylan exhibition was wonderful.

Very nice!!! In borat voice!

Funday Sunday at the Gilcrease is a great opportunity to enjoy crafts for kids and visit the special exhibits and permanent collection. The crowd only added to the fun and energy of the museum without feeling crowd-ed. I always discover something new here. Dont miss the Bob Dylan collection. I found it full of surprises. Ill go back often.

Very beautiful place. We had pictures taken at this location. I couldnt have asked for a better place.

This is now in my list of top 5 museums, of native american culture and art. The jewelry collection was ashtonishing. I made the trip because of the Bierstadt collection. He is my favorite artist. I could have spent hours in those rooms alone.

Beautiful area and lovely art

Saw the declaration of Independence there. (1 of 5) originals. It is a traveling piece. They actually have a living plaster of Abraham Lincolns face and hands. Very detailed. About as close as you can possibly get to actually seeing him alive. Way cool. They had many rooms with majestic paintings and bronze sculptures and so much more.

Funday Sundsy saw the museum hopping with families enjoying the free admission and superb extra activities. It was great to see so many kids with corn-shhuck dolls that they had made with the assistance of docents, University of Tulsa students, and native American volunteers. The Dorothea Langes America and Bob Dylan exhibits were well worth the time. The gift store also offers great memory preservers.

Very nice museum.

I love this museum. It is where I take visiting friends who like museums and local history. Superb!

We got in free on Sunday! They had multiple activities for the little children, and a beautiful collection of historical art.

This place was great. Do yourself a favor and start downstairs. They have iPads to help you look through thousands of items downstairs, which is the best part of the museum. Exhibits upstairs were great as well. I suppose I expected more Native American history. Mostly seemed very focused on art.

The curator of Gilcrease is a genius. Currently (Jan. 2019) Gilcrease has an exhibit for Albert Beirstadt. Albert was a revolutionary painter who was at the top of his class in technical skill and changed the way people viewed the western expansion. His art is also a great inspiration for the new Rockstar release Red Dead Redemption II. It was super cool that the exhibit just happened to be here in Tulsa, Ok. His immersive art will draw you in, you get close and see just tons of color and brush strokes, and when you step back you just have to take it all in. His art work in mind blowing. We love this museum and its diverse exhibits.

Not a very kid friendly museum which would have been nice to know before we brought two young and loud kids with us. They do have a children’s area which was nice but I would recommend leaving the kids at home for this museum.

Went on Dia de Reyes, and it was so much fun. I really enjoyed the ways they engaged the community in the exhibits. Plenty of docents were on hand to answer questions. They had great examples of American art and bronzes. We unfortunately werent able to go downstairs since it was a free day, but that only means I have to visit again.

Great walking environment

Been a few years since Ive been here. Went recently to see the copy of the Declaration of Independence on display. Visited rest of museum and really enjoyed it. Definitely wont wait as long to come back. Good place to visit during the summer to beat the Oklahoma heat.

Lots of fun, educational and good food tasting. They should have let people in the first corridor to get out of the cold and rain. Otherwise very pleasant evening

This isnt the largest, most beautiful or most impressive museum Ive ever been to by any means BUT the collection of Native American artifacts was world-class. When I visited on 7/21/18, there were two temporary exhibits: one by Native American artist T.C. Cannon, and the other was a photography exhibit of the gay rodeo circuit in the early 90s by Blake Little. The Cannon display was far more interesting and thought provoking than I anticipated (such a prodigious artist, especially considering his untimely death at age 32), and the rodeo pics were a little underwhelming. The permanent collection is neither fabulous nor horrible; the highlight for me was a Diego Rivera painting (AKA Mr. Frida Kahlo). This is a worthwhile stop if youre an art lover, or have a strong fondness or appreciation for Native American relics. Admission price is reasonable, and everyone was very friendly and helpful (particularly the very nice woman working the Native American artifact desk in the basement - she was awesome).

This museum was a great place to stop, stretch your legs and look at some beautiful art. Mostly Native art and American West.

The Gilcrease is a great museum. It only cost $8 for me, my daughter and one of her friends to go so awesome price. Its always changing what it has to see and this time we got to see a hand written Declaration of Independence that was only displayed for 7 days. I would definitely go if you are in Tulsa and I would go back again and again.

A most elegant and informative collection!

I saw so much. Make sure you go downstairs and look at the items in the drawers. That is worth a half day on its own.

This was a fun and educational place to visit. I enjoyed all of the Native American art work. They also have a good selection of U.S. history. All in all I think Gilcrease is Great.

A great and beautiful place to visit in Tulsa

This museum has a great collection of native American artifacts. The kids enjoyed looking at everything. Theres also a kids center where you can stop and take a break.

Very interesting. Sunday is funday. Entrance was free and a lot of activities for children.

I grew up near The National Gallery of Art in D.C. And, I have to say that the Gilcrease is better! Fortunately, I was with a friend who had visited the museum several times before. The outdoors and surroundings of the museum add to the beauty of this museum. I also recommend the gift shop/bookstore which has western history books that Id never seen before.

Fantastic museum of southwestern and other art. Very large, takes a while to go through. Attentive staff. Very good restaurant. A Tulsa must see destination.

Good fun for the whole family

There is a ton of great art here. I’m particularly fond of the collections depicting the American west. There is an excellent exhibit downstairs for children and teens that integrates digital technology with ancient artifacts to teach about the ancient inhabitants of the Americas, about their ways of life, material culture, myths and legends, and more.

WONDERFUL museum. I highly recommend checking out their visiting gallery - Pulitzer Price Photographs. The photos and the stories alongside them are so impactful. I spent most of my time in that gallery and hunting down the Thomas Moran paintings.The museum is not overwhelmingly large, but filled with a variety of American West arts that are from not only the American view, but the views of societies affected by the west - Native Americans, Japanese, etc.

I love this museum! We took children to the learn and play meeting. It was very entertaining and kept the childrens attention. Well done!

A very extensive price range so you can spend as much or as little as desired. Staff very helpful. Restaurant was very nice, as were staff. Museum was very informative and beautiful. Gift shop was very inviting and offered

Great cultural history museum but the staff does not take care of the customer properly

Alot of history and Indian Artifacts...park in back of museum is peaceful and beautiful

The BEST Museum of Western Art.

The largest high quality compilation of native American artifacts that Ive ever seen in one place.Delicious food in the classy cafe.Amazing views from every step you take on the grounds.My family will definitely be back time and time again.#NARM

This is a must see Tulsa gem with stunning artwork and scenic grounds to boot!

Incredible collection of Western art, you could spend days here just wondering around.

Loved it. So much to see. We want to go back.

Quality museum. Clean rest rooms. Interesting displays.