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I love the Currier Museum of Art because it has on display New Hampshire’s foremost collection of world class American and European art including works by Monet, Picasso, O’Keefe, Remington, Saint-Gaudens, and NH’s own Aponovich to mention just a few of the many artists.
Please check out the Currier blog and my entry from 12/17/2010. Kind of makes you want to visit the Museum, doesn’t it.
As a docent for the Frank Lloyd Wright Usonian designed Zimmerman House tours, I highly recommend you include in your visit a tour of the Zimmerman House with me as your guide. I tell a lot of the guests who visit the house that I would move in tomorrow but often ponder where I would put my flat screen TV. The House tours take place between April and December and reservations for this tour are highly recommended. Viewing this short video will entice you even more to want to schedule your tour of the Zimmerman House:
The Currier’s Gift Shop has that unusual gift that is just right for any occasion. I am also a volunteer at the gift shop and enjoy interacting with all of the museum guests that visit the shop.
Are you looking for a new place to enjoy a quiet lunch? The Winter Garden Café at the Currier is where I have enjoyed a cup of fresh soup or chowder, a Caesar salad with freshly sliced chicken, or a selection of cheese and crackers. The dessert selection will certainly temp you. Entrance to the Café for lunch is free.Visit www.currier.org for a schedule of the hours and days that the Museum is open or call 603-669-6144.
DIRECTIONS: I-293 to Exit 6—Amoskeag Bridge. Bear right and cross the bridge following signs for US Route 3 to Elm Street. At Elm Street traffic light, cross Elm and go 0.4 miles to Beech Street. Turn right on Beech and go 0.5 miles. The Museum will be on your left.
