Fuller Craft Museum

Mid-sized museumd, free with donations suggested. Very high quality craftmanship, with an emphasis on ceramics and glass, fewer pieces on woodworking or fabrics. The rotating exhibit on buttons was also high quality. It takes about an hour to tour the inside. The gift shop has affordably priced items that were well made, mostly prints, knitting, ceramics, glass. Similar to the Racine museum of crafts in Wisconsin.
Mar 28th, 2024

Mar 22nd, 2024

This place is free and runs on donations. I came with my family of 5, and it was nearly empty, which shocked me during February break. It is Beautiful!!!!! I feel like people must not know about this place. It is a gem. Perfect for kiddos to go check out bc it isn't too big and overwhelming. We went to see "The Red Dress," which was gorgeous . Definitely take some time to stop by. You won't regret it! I can't wait to go back when it's beautiful out to explore the outdoors, too! Give a little donation, whatever you can, or not! It's not required. There is no reason not to go to The Fuller Craft!
Mar 2nd, 2024

Dec 24th, 2023

Some very interesting exhibits regarding climate change, the population growth/reduction in quite a few major US cities and the projected damage/demise which could occur to select coastal ci deties should climate change continue unabated. Other exhibits featured the year of the rabbit and portraiture as well as 3 very unusual and very large images which could be described as kaleidescopic. There were also many random items that were quite beautiful or striking. The museum has an extensive gift shop that is also a feast for the eyes. There is no entry fee but contributions are requested and there is a recommended list starting at $10 for seniors and up from there.
Dec 19th, 2023