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John and Geraldine Lilley Museum of Art
Reno’s small art museum on the UNR campus—curated works and guided insights.
4.6
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Reno’s small art museum on the UNR campus—curated works and guided insights.
John and Geraldine Lilley Museum of Art is a compact Reno gallery on the UNR campus, featuring two small floors with standout works. Reviewers praise the Phyllis Shafer exhibit and the thoughtful layout, enhanced by a presentation guide (Linda Miller) and a borrowable guide book. Open on select days from 12-4 pm, with free weekend parking in the garage; otherwise, parking is paid. A concise, rewarding visit—about 30 minutes.
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Curated displays of contemporary and traditional artworks across two floors, featuring rotating exhibits like the Phyllis Shafer showcase.
Knowledgeable presentation guides, such as Linda Miller, offer insights and details about the artworks to enrich visitor experiences.
Complimentary entry for all visitors, making art accessible to the community without cost barriers.
Guidebooks available for borrowing to provide background information on displayed items during your visit.
Conveniently located on the UNR campus with parking options, including free weekend parking in nearby garages.
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Overall rating
Brendan Kiely
A cool small art museum on the UNR campus. It's free and open 12-4pm on select days. A few unique digital photographs and 3 physical art pieces.
John B
Exceptional presentation of the artist work. Well thought out layout walking through the gallery. Presentation guide, Linda Miller, gives additional details that relate to the works and allows you to come to your own conclusion, that enhance the enjoyment of the works.
Romona McGinnis
What a beautiful museum! The Phyllis Shafer exhibit is definitely worth a visit.
Nomad Travler
Park in the parking garage, which is free on weekends, otherwise, you pay for parking. They have a guide book you can barrow while there so you can read about the items displayed. IMO-Upstair items are way better than downstairs. About a 30min visit.
Lee Tourist
A glorious little museum! Only 2 small floors but almost every piece displayed is worth savoring.
