Mint Museum Uptown, Art museum in downtown Charlotte, United States
Mint Museum Uptown is a five-story art museum in Charlotte housing extensive galleries of American art, contemporary works, and international craft objects. The building spans over 145,000 square feet and presents decorative arts pieces ranging from ancient times to the present day.
The museum opened in 2010 as part of the Levine Center for the Arts development in downtown Charlotte. This opening signaled a major expansion of the city's commitment to contemporary art and cultural programming.
The museum serves as a gathering place for people interested in how craft and design shape daily life and cultural expression in contemporary society. Visitors encounter objects that show how traditional techniques remain relevant to modern artistic practice.
Your general admission ticket provides access to both this location and the Mint Museum Randolph for two consecutive days. Plan your visit to explore both museums at a comfortable pace without purchasing separate tickets for each venue.
Wednesday evenings from 5 to 9 PM feature free admission, giving people unrestricted access to the extensive collection of over 12,000 decorative objects. This recurring program removes barriers for those who might not otherwise visit during regular hours.
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