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About Chrysler Museum Of Art

The Chrysler Museum of Art in Norfolk, Virginia, blends world-class art with dynamic performance spaces. Located at One Memorial Place, this cultural landmark houses the George M. and Linda H. Kaufman Theatre, gallery spaces, and the Perry Glass Studio. The museum hosts a range of events—from intimate performances to large exhibitions—making it a cornerstone of Norfolk’s arts scene.

Whether you’re attending a Kaufman Theatre performance, watching a live glass demo, or exploring major exhibitions like Architects of Being, you’ll want a straightforward, stress-free ticketing experience. We’ve got you covered with up-to-date event info, venue details, and nearby lodging and dining options to help you plan a smooth visit.

Parking at the Chrysler Museum is convenient with free on-site parking, plus nearby surface lots on Fairfax & Mowbray Arch and Botetourt Street. For easy arrival, the Tide light rail stop York Street/Freemason is nearby, and several bus routes serve the area. After the show or gallery visit, enjoy nearby hotels such as Residence Inn by Marriott Norfolk (about 0.2 miles away) and Wyndham Garden Norfolk (about 0.5 miles away), along with a selection of nearby dining. Remember to check venue pages for the latest event dates and seating details. The Kaufman Theatre seats 375, while the Huber Court can host receptions for up to around 400 guests. The Perry Glass Studio continues to expand, with updates completed by 2025, offering ongoing glass demos that are popular with visitors.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Location: One Memorial Place, Norfolk, VA 23510.
  • Venue type: Art museum with an on-site performance venue (The George M. and Linda H. Kaufman Theatre) and gallery spaces.
  • Seating: Kaufman Theater seats 375; Huber Court can host larger receptions (up to around 400).
  • Parking: Free on-site parking; additional surface lots nearby (e.g., Fairfax & Mowbray Arch, Botetourt Street).
  • Transit: The Tide light rail stop York Street/Freemason is nearby; multiple bus routes serve the area.
  • Nearby hotels: Residence Inn by Marriott Norfolk (≈0.2 miles away); Wyndham Garden Norfolk (≈0.5 miles away).
  • Notable events: Regular glass demos at Perry Glass Studio; Kaufman Theater hosts performances (e.g., Virginia Arts Festival); major exhibitions like Architects of Being.
  • Renovation history: Main building expanded and renovated 2012–2014; reopened May 2014; Perry Glass Studio expansion completed by 2025.
  • Status: The museum is active; no demolition or permanent renaming; historic houses associated with the campus have evolved (e.g., Willoughby-Baylor House renovations/reuse).