Art Car Museum in Houston

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  Kayre Axe

  :: 22 May 2018 07:31:41

  Fun place to visit. Good films about art cars, different cars, both rare cars and art cars, on view at different times. They also have art or photography works, not necessarily what'd to art cars, on view as well. A little on the small size, (five cars on display, including the one out front, when we were there) but who can complain when it's free? A donation does, of course, help keep the place running. Very limited parking in front of the building so you may need to plan to park along the street nearby. All in all, a good place to stop for a fun, short visit.

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  Antonio Helm

  :: 20 May 2018 21:13:39

  A jewel in the middle of the Heights. There is a small permanent collection and shows which are usually quarterly. There is no fee. Always a fun time. During the”W” year's FBI investigated. The art unlike any you’ll find anywhere else. The staff knows the art intimately the small space holds large experiences

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  Ruari Rhodes

  :: 10 May 2018 02:42:23

  Interesting little museum adding a dose of quirkiness to Houston. More than anything though, the highlight is the people running it. Clearly passionate about the museum and the Art Car scene, and happy to talk about Houston's other hidden gems. If you ever feel that Houston is too huge or faceless to enjoy, this is the place to start.

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  Chris C.

  :: 09 May 2018 21:08:30

  Really cool experience! Took the whole family. None of us are like into cars or car buffs - but this captured our attention for a good hour or so. The people there are really awesome. Enjoy a Art Car brew by St. Arnold's, a local brewery, once you're off the road!

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  Michal Ciml

  :: 02 April 2018 19:05:05

  I was little sceptic, it looked like small scrapyard. But when I get inside it was great experience. Guys by the door introduce me to the museum. Th entrance is free. There were “just” three cars. But by the last one there was the owner and I had a nice chat about history, cars, travelling and life. He was really good person to talk. I am very glad I didn’t miss this museum.