Crow Museum of Asian Art

Immerse Yourself in Asian Art

What makes it fun

Step into the Crow Museum and let your romance bloom amid the galleries. Nestled in the heart of the Dallas Arts District, this sanctuary offers a peaceful backdrop of centuries spanning Asian treasures, from jade sculptures to Buddhist icons and delicate Japanese screens. Wander through tranquil spaces and outdoor sculpture gardens hand in hand. Thoughtfully designed galleries, connected by a glass skybridge, offer soft lighting and architectural elegance ideal for dreamy moments. Crow isn’t just a museum, it’s a soulful date built on curiosity, quiet connection, and a shared journey through centuries of beauty. It's where hearts and culture align.

Google Reviews

Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas

4.6

Based on 785 reviews

Tracy Williams

1 year ago

It's hard to complain when it's free! Nice building. It's 3 floors. Still a bit limited (Covid?) as of 8/2022. Only 1 entrance exit and no access to the beautiful park area attached. It's small, but free. The best part was the mineral collection. The worst-some strange, cartoonist puppet display. Bright and large, I was not interested. It seemed a promotion of Trans community and lifestyle. Not a problem, but not museum quality in my opinion.

Gail Shuster-Bouskila

1 year ago

Jade is exquisite and the exhibition is beautifully planned!

Phuong Bui

1 year ago

Free admission but garage parking ($5 by the hour, all you need). Beautiful monk sculpture and fountain when you enter the building. The parking garage is a little confusing and I wish they would’ve had more signs directing where the museum was. The current exhibition was quite brief as there was a whole chunk of the second floor not having anything. The bigger pieces were great to look at and the Chinese pottery were nice but eventually felt redundant after looking at 10 different pottery sculptures..

NOVA

1 year ago

Visited the Crow Museum of Asian Art while in town for the Seokjin Run Tour, and it was such a cool, peaceful experience. The exhibits — from the intricate samurai armor to the stone lions and unique mask collection — were fascinating, and the staff was incredibly friendly. While I was soaking up the art and history, my NOVA vehicles were out earning me passive income. Culture, music, and steady returns all in one day. Follow my journey on IG: @drivewithnova 🎨🚗💨

Eric Trujillo

1 year ago

Fun little museum, definitely recommend only making it a little stop on top of other plans, it was rather small. Can't complain too much though, its free! Located conveniently next to Food Truck Lane as well.

Nicole Parker

2 years ago

Came here on a late weekday afternoon & it was a very pleasant experience. The building the museum is held in is quite charming. There was no wait. No crowd. Museum is on the smaller side. 3 floors showcasing beautiful Japanese artifacts—a couple of textiles but mostly stonework/pottery. The museum was FREE but donations are welcome. A parking garage is available for $5/hour during the week.

sierra kenison

3 years ago

Even if you have no interest in decorative Japanese arts, you should come just for the amazing architecture of this museum. And if, like me, you love Asian arts and architecture, you’ll be in heaven! The unique design of this museum only highlights its wonderful assembly of items. Each is well labeled so you know exactly what you’re looking at. The collection has pieces dating from the beginning of pottery in Japan to modern day. There’s also wood, metal, and fabric arts represented. And it’s free. There’s no reason not to go!