$10 for One-Year E-Membership to the Dixon Gallery and Gardens ($20 Value)
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- Unlimited museum and gardens admission for one year
- Get eco-friendly museum news
- Over 2,000 works of art
- 17 acres of gardens
A recently discovered alternative to the indoors, going "outside" offers adventurous explorers exposure to things such as wind, sunshine, and the naturally occurring mazes found in corn fields. Leave the indoors with today's Groupon to the Dixon Gallery and Gardens, near the University of Memphis's Central Avenue Campus. E-members enjoy admission to the museum and gardens for 12 months and four foliage-filled seasons, staying in the loop with e-mailed communiqué that reduces the amount of paper floating around the atmosphere. Inside the museum, art aficionados of all ages encounter pieces from a collection of over 2,000 works of art, including French Impressionism and decorative art objects. To commune with Mother Nature, stroll 17-acres of lush garden, where thousands of tulips will be making their perennial peak in the spring, or check the event schedule to find performances and educational programs that promote inter-human connections.
Reviews
Seven Yelpers and seven TripAdvisors give the Dixon Gallery and Gardens averages of 4.5 stars. Frommer's highly recommends it:
- The South's finest collection of French and American Impressionist and post-Impressionist artworks is the highlight of this exquisite museum, set on 17 wooded acres. The museum, art collection, and surrounding 17 acres of formal and informal gardens once belonged to Margaret and Hugo Dixon, who were avid art collectors. After the deaths of the Dixons, their estate opened to the public as an art museum and has since become one of Memphis's most important museums. – Frommer's
- I love the Dixon. Sure, the permanent collection is impressive and the exhibitions are always well thought out and of great interest to the arts community (Rodrigue's Blue Dog is a favorite), but there is so much more to this historical place than just the beautiful Impressionist paintings. – Tanya T., Yelp
- Unlimited museum and gardens admission for one year
- Get eco-friendly museum news
- Over 2,000 works of art
- 17 acres of gardens
A recently discovered alternative to the indoors, going "outside" offers adventurous explorers exposure to things such as wind, sunshine, and the naturally occurring mazes found in corn fields. Leave the indoors with today's Groupon to the Dixon Gallery and Gardens, near the University of Memphis's Central Avenue Campus. E-members enjoy admission to the museum and gardens for 12 months and four foliage-filled seasons, staying in the loop with e-mailed communiqué that reduces the amount of paper floating around the atmosphere. Inside the museum, art aficionados of all ages encounter pieces from a collection of over 2,000 works of art, including French Impressionism and decorative art objects. To commune with Mother Nature, stroll 17-acres of lush garden, where thousands of tulips will be making their perennial peak in the spring, or check the event schedule to find performances and educational programs that promote inter-human connections.
Reviews
Seven Yelpers and seven TripAdvisors give the Dixon Gallery and Gardens averages of 4.5 stars. Frommer's highly recommends it:
- The South's finest collection of French and American Impressionist and post-Impressionist artworks is the highlight of this exquisite museum, set on 17 wooded acres. The museum, art collection, and surrounding 17 acres of formal and informal gardens once belonged to Margaret and Hugo Dixon, who were avid art collectors. After the deaths of the Dixons, their estate opened to the public as an art museum and has since become one of Memphis's most important museums. – Frommer's
- I love the Dixon. Sure, the permanent collection is impressive and the exhibitions are always well thought out and of great interest to the arts community (Rodrigue's Blue Dog is a favorite), but there is so much more to this historical place than just the beautiful Impressionist paintings. – Tanya T., Yelp
Need To Know Info
About Dixon Gallery and Gardens
The perfect frame can make a work of art leap off of a wall. For the Dixon Gallery and Gardens, the overall layout frames a 2,000-piece museum with 17 acres of lush English gardens. Tulip-lined walkways, scenic vistas, and the occasional sculpture surround visitors on tours of the Tennessee woodlands, where oaks and hickories climb towards the sky where all the good sunlight is. In total, more than 120 identified species of trees live and breathe within the gardens' level IV arboretum.
Even more sights await visitors behind the museum’s corinthian columns and brick façade. Eight to ten rotating exhibitions a year hang alongside a permanent collection that touches on paper works, sculptures, and paintings by French and American impressionists—from Claude Monet to Mary Cassatt. Beyond these ever-present attractions, the museum also hosts live performances, educational programs, and other special events.