Services Offered
Art-Inspired Gifts
A wide range of souvenirs including postcards, magnets, pins, scarves, and jewelry inspired by MFA exhibits.
Bookstore Selection
Curated books on art, history, and culture, featuring titles related to current and past museum exhibitions.
Collectibles and Toys
Unique items like plush animals, journals, prints, and toys perfect for gifts or personal keepsakes.
Exhibit Merchandise
Specialty products tied to specific MFA exhibits, such as the Hokusai and Hallyu! collections.
Multi-Location Access
Convenient shopping at multiple gift shop spots within the MFA, including near entrances and exhibit areas.
Reviews
4.8(5 reviews)
Rating Distribution
5
4
4
1
3
0
2
0
1
0
S
Sam Staas
via Google
almost 2 years ago
The Hallyu! Exhibit was so great to see. Very contemporary. Gift shop is lacking in merch. As a collector of cool t-shirt, I was letdown. More cool shirts! (that also aren’t $60)
S
Sylvia Akaminevia Google
almost 2 years ago
Very good selections of gifts , books and many other goodie’s souvenirs. I love to collect pins and art postcards so I got something in a good price.
L
Lyle Bachmanvia Google
over 2 years ago
Very well-organized and laid out, so it's easy to find your way around. The Hokusai exhibit was outstanding. It's also great to have a real restaurant that serves you.
K
Kelly Cambridgeportvia Google
over 3 years ago
The MFA Boston Bookstore & Gift Shop has a large selection of merchandise in different price points for the art lover in your life. Postcards, magnets, pins, scarves, jewelry, toys, books, prints, journals, plush animals, and much more. There are at least 3 gift shops within thr MFA. One is in the exhibit area, one is to the left at the Huntington Avenue entrance, and one is near the small cafe by the theater.
S
Shonii DiFrancescovia Google
almost 7 years ago
Besides the difficulty with parking, my visit to the MFA was excellent. Great exhibits, helpful staff, well-organized, info at your finger tips and the crowds were not overwhelming. Very satisfyi g visit.
