The ADKX is Closed for the 2021 Season

Please explore our collection, online exhibitions, and other educational activities.

The ADKX is Closed for the 2021 Season

Please explore our collection, online exhibitions, and other educational activities.

Artists & Inspiration Series
Tune in each month to hear from scholars, artists, teachers, and creative visionaries from across North America as they consider the makers and the collection that will be showcased in Artists & Inspiration in the Wild—opening in 2023.

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Thank you to all of our members and guests for coming to visit this year and for helping to make 2021 another great season at the ADKX!
We are now closed for the season and look forward to welcoming you all back in 2022! Stay connected with us online through our virtual exhibitions, online collection, virtual programming and more. We have a full season of programs and events planned for 2022 so stay tuned for updates!

The Adirondacks have inspired the creative work of artists and artisans for hundreds of years

In 2023, the Adirondack Experience will open a new permanent art exhibition, Artists & Inspiration in the Wild. The new galleries will offer a blend of rich and diverse works from the ADKX vaults with contemporary interactive media, all in an enriching, immersive exhibit experience. Learn more.

Artifacts illustrate the intertwining of humanity with the natural world

The Adirondack Experience has been collecting and interpreting objects that represent the lives of visitors and residents for more than 65 years. Explore our online collection database.

Bring the ADKX into your classroom

Offer your students the opportunity to learn about the Adirondack region’s history, traditions, ecology and so much more through our virtual programs, ADKX field trips, or by bringing our museum educators into your classroom. Learn more.