During your visit, learn about a renegade artist who redefined American painting. Clyfford Still (1904–1980) kept most of his artworks in the hopes that one day they would be housed, studied, and displayed together in one place. He entrusted his life’s work to an unnamed American city; Still wasn’t from Denver, but our community received this extraordinary gift. Designed specifically to display Still’s work, the Museum is home to approximately 3,125 works, representing more than 93% of his lifetime output.
At the Still, you are free to experience and understand the art on your own terms — there are no wrong answers. Explore nine beautiful galleries of Still’s art and learn more about the artist’s legacy. Glimpse behind the scenes into painting conservation areas; make your own creation in our hands-on art studio for all ages; attend entertaining and fascinating events; relax on tranquil outdoor terraces; shop for thoughtfully curated items; and learn more about the groundbreaking artist.
We encourage visitors to buy tickets online before they visit. Online ticket purchasers receive a 50% discount on nearby parking (details below).
The Museum is a gathering place for our community and supports new artistic endeavors, inviting visitors to draw strength from Still’s art and life; but we are about more than just one man. Enjoy the art through the lens of your own experiences—there are no wrong answers.
Our exhibitions stimulate curiosity, arouse emotions, and engage with multiple perspectives. Exhibitions rotate several times each year. Take a deeper dive into the collection by joining us for a Beyond the Canvas public tour, available four times each month. How long should you plan for your visit? On average, most visitors take around an hour to explore the Museum, but you are welcome to take longer to enjoy Still’s immersive artworks.
Enjoy more ways to connect to the collection and Museum with the free digital guide, available on Bloomberg Connects. Dive deeper into the art and archives on Clyfford Still Online. For the best experience, watch the brief information video prior to your arrival. Learn more about the Museum’s policies and accessibility offerings and check out our frequently asked questions page. Call 720-354-4880 or email us if you have any questions.
Location and Directions
The Clyfford Still Museum is located at 1250 Bannock Street, Denver, CO 80204 (13th Avenue and Bannock Street), in Denver’s Golden Triangle Creative District. The Golden Triangle is home to the Denver City & County Building, Colorado State Capitol, U.S. Mint Museum, Clyfford Still Museum, Denver Art Museum, History Colorado Center, and Civic Center Park.
The Clyfford Still Museum is just a short 12-minute walk (0.6 miles away) from the Colorado Convention Center. If you are in town for a conference, the Still is a great place to relax and refresh. From the Colorado Convention Center, head southeast down 14th St. until you reach Colfax Ave., then go south on Bannock St. for two blocks.
Getting to the Still
Parking Discounts
Parkwell, LLC offers a 50% discount on hourly and daily parking rates at several nearby parking lots for Clyfford Still Museum visitors and members who reserve tickets online or register for a program online. Visitors are encouraged to park at the Parkwell lot at 1245 Bannock St. Paid parking is available on the south side of the former Cap City building, accessible through the alleyway behind it. If 1245 Bannock St. is full, discounted parking is also available at the Parkwell lots located at 1115 Acoma St. and 1120 Acoma St. You will receive information on how to redeem the parking discount in your ticket receipt or event confirmation after your ticket purchase or event registration is complete.
The ticket discount is valid only for online, in-advance ticket purchases and program registrations, and does not apply to onsite ticket purchases or event registrations at the Museum.
Additional Parking Information
Metered street parking is available around the Museum. Meters are free on Sundays (and after 6 p.m. for evening programs).
A person with a mobility disability who uses a valid disability placard or plate issued to them may park at Denver City meters for the time period authorized by the parking meter or for four (4) consecutive hours, whichever is longer, without paying during the time parking is allowed. There are meter parking spaces along Bannock Street between 12th & 13th Avenue. Click this link to learn more about Denver’s meter parking for people with disabilities.
Covered parking is located at the City of Denver’s Cultural Complex Parking Garage, on 12th Avenue between Broadway and Bannock.
Bikes and Scooters
A high-comfort bikeway on 13th Ave. leads directly to the Still. Bike racks are in front of the Museum near the corner of Bannock St. and 13th Ave. Lyft and Lime bikes and scooters are available throughout the city.
Public Transportation
You can reach the Museum from anywhere in the metro area via RTD, the Regional Transportation District. For bus and light rail information, visit rtd-denver.com. The 52 bus line stops outside the Museum on Bannock St.
Where to Stay
The Clyfford Still Museum is pleased to partner with the following hotels in Denver:
AC Hotel Denver Downtown
750 15th St, Denver, CO 80202
For reservations, call 303-825-2888 or click here.
Le Méridien Denver Downtown
1475 California St, Denver, CO 80202
For reservations, call 303-893-1888 or click here.
Populus Denver
240 14th St., Denver, CO 80202
For reservations, call 303-800-4240 or click here.
Sheraton Denver Downtown Hotel
1550 Court Pl, Denver, CO 80202
For reservations, call 303-893-3333 or click here.
The Slate
1250 Welton Street Denver, Colorado, 80204
For reservations, call 303-292-5000 or click here.
For more information about additional hotels and attractions in Denver, visit denver.org.
Visitor Photography Policy
This is a photo-friendly museum! To protect the objects and the safety of other visitors, we have guidelines that must be followed when photographing at the Clyfford Still Museum. This policy applies to still photography taken by hand-held cameras or devices and to video recordings, which are permitted only on mobile phones or similarly small recording devices.
