Tuscaloosa Museums
Rainy day? Just looking to learn something new? Look no more! Tuscaloosa is full of museums of all kinds that provide entertainment for all audiences. Check out our favorites!
Mildred Westervelt Warner Transportation Museum
Planes, trains, and automobiles! This museum gives a look into the history of Tuscaloosa and shows the many ways people used to get around. It also contains many artifacts from our region’s history.
Paul R. Jones Collection of American Art
Kentuck Gallery
Rick Rush Gallery
Children's Hands-On Museum
Sarah Moody Gallery of Art
Harrison Galleries Fine Art and Photography
Paul W. Bryant Museum
Tuscaloosa Museum of Art
Featuring artwork from students and faculty at The University of Alabama The Paul R. Jones Collection of American Art is truly a spectacle for tourists and residents alike.
This is home of the Westervelt Collection along with 1000 works of fine and decorative arts. The museum focuses on showing the community through art.
Located on the eastern side of The University of Alabama campus, the Paul W. Bryant Museum is home to many icons and relics from the reign of legendary football coach Paul W. “Bear” Bryant. The museum even has the actual desk that Bryant had in his office during his tenure at The University.
The Harrison Galleries has an exquisite collection of 19th and 20th century artwork!
This gallery is located at the center of the historic University of Alabama campus. The Sarah Moody Gallery of Art features a year-round schedule of changing exhibits devoted to contemporary art.
This is the perfect destination for the family! Tuscaloosa’s popular Children’s Hands-On Museum provides a fun and educational atmosphere for the kids. You can’t miss this colorful Tuscaloosa landmark neighboring City Hall.
Kentuck's goal is to bring art to the community and showcase artists from around the region including some of Alabama’s rural counties.
Rick Rush is a lifelong resident of the Tuscaloosa area. The art produced by him is located in the Rick Rush Gallery of Art just west of downtown Tuscaloosa. Rush has painted numerous sports scenes that have been nationally recognized.
