A Hands-On History, Art, and Nature Center Telling the Local Story of Lewis & Clark and Celebrating the Explorer in All of Us
Activities, Games, and Challenges
Exhibitions, Boat Replica Tours, and Rivanna River Trail Walks
Public Hours: Open Fridays and Saturdays 10-4 except holidays, Tuesday through Thursday 1-5
Open for Group Reservations During and Outside of Public Hours
Located beside the historic Rivanna River, our building stands on land once owned by Jonathan Clark, William Clark's grandfather. We offer rotating exhibitions as well as a permanent exhibition that includes 18th and 19th Century items, some donated by the Lewis family. Our collection includes early 20th Century and contemporary Native American art, bronze statuary, and replicas and commemorations related to the Expedition, such as the full-sized Keelboat and the Red and White Pirogues.
Activities for all ages include art, carpentry, model boat building, nature journaling, beading, birding, map-making, compass navigation, and more. Enjoy our makerspace, our library, and our story and play area for younger visitors.
General Admission: $7. Last tickets sold an hour before closing. Children two-years-old and under are free. There is ample parking. Rental space is available.
Phone (434) 996-7282 or email lewisandclark@lewisandclarkvirginia.org Check our Facebook page or website for special events.
Amenities
- Family Friendly
- LGBT Friendly
Accessibility
Price Information
- $7 per person; additional activities or private tours are more
Region
Last Updated: 03/21/2018
