Plan Your Visit
The Bronx Museum is located at 1040 Grand Concourse—just a 30 minute subway ride or drive from midtown Manhattan! We are open Wednesdays through Sundays from 11AM to 6PM and admission to all of our exhibitions, events, and activities is always FREE FOR EVERYONE!
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We're Hiring
OPEN POSITIONS:
• Associate Director of Special Events
• Development Manager
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Image: Aika Akhmetova, 'Tasks,' 2023, Installation view of 'Bronx Calling: The Sixth AIM Biennial' (Part One) at The Bronx Museum, 2024. Photo by Argenis Apolinario.
2025 AIM Application
A flagship program of the Museum, AIM is an annual career accelerator fellowship for the most promising artists based in NYC.
The deadline to apply for the 2025 program has been extended to November 3, 2024.
Renovation Underway
Our long-awaited $33 million transformative renovation project—designed by award winning architectural practice, Marvel—is officially underway! Learn more about this exciting world-class art facility, expected to open to the public in 2026.
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2024 Bronx Museum Fellows
The Bronx Museum is delighted to welcome a cohort of 14 artists to the 2024 AIM Fellowship. AIM is the Museum's flagship career accelerator program for the most promising artists in NYC—selected through a competitive open call application process. Since its inception in 1980, over 1,200 promising artists have benefitted from this unique program.
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Support The Bronx Museum today.
The Bronx Museum works to connect, inspire, and empower our globally diverse communities through free access to contemporary art and education.
Exhibitions
About the Museum
Events
- First Friday
First Friday November 2024: Art, Music, & Dancing!
- Family Time
Family Time November 2024: Día de Muertos
Application Deadline: 2025 AIM Fellowship
Learn with us
Our art-educational programming connects communities with the rich artistic scene and cultural history of the Bronx. By learning together we build pathways to community connection and inclusion and work to visualize social justice through the arts.