• The Fleming Museum of Art with art installation by Alisa Dworsky

  • The Gallery of Asian Art

  • The Gallery of Native American Art

  • The Fleming Museum of Art's Marble Court

 

Welcome to the Fleming Museum of Art at the University of Vermont. Below is important information to help you plan your visit including our hours of operation, what's currently on view, and how you can best travel here. We look forward to your visit. 

OPEN GALLERIES AND EXHIBITIONS

Currently On View:

Image: Sanford Biggers (United States, b. 1970), The Pasts They Brought with Them, from The Floating World series, 2013. Screen print with collage and hand-coloring. Museum purchase, Way Fund  2020.6  © Sanford Biggers

ADMISSION INFORMATION

Fleming Museum Marble Court
Free General Admission
  • Open to the public
  • No reservations required
  • For larger organization or school groups, please contact fleming@uvm.edu to schedule

Support for free admission is generously provided in part by the 1675 Foundation. 

SPRING 2024 HOURS AND SCHEDULE

Opening gallery
January 23 - May 18, 2024

Please Note: Fleming Museum of Art will be closed Saturday, March 9 through Saturday March 16 in observance of UVM’s Spring Recess. We will reopen on Tuesday, March 19 at 10am.

  • Tuesday - 10:00 am - 4:00 pm
  • Wednesday - 10:00 am - 7:00 pm
  • Thursday - 10:00 am - 4:00 pm
  • Friday - 10:00 am - 4:00 pm
  • Saturday - 12:00 pm - 4:00 pm

The museum is closed Sundays, Mondays, holiday weekends, as well as during University of Vermont recesses. Dates and times are subject to change.

Parking

Fleming Museum Visitors' Lot:

Paid Parking is available in the Visitor Lot located between the Museum and The University of Vermont Medical Center. Visitors must use the ParkMobile app to pay for parking in this University-owned lot. Also, if you park in this lot, you must obtain a parking pass from the Reception Desk and then place it on your dashboard. Free weekday evening (after 6:00 pm) and weekend parking is available in the University’s Votey Lot to the west of the Museum as well as across the street from the Museum, behind the offices at 46-48, 50-52 and 66 Colchester Ave.

UVM's Main Visitors' Lot:

If the Fleming Visitors' Lot is full, turn left to get back to the hospital's driveway, and then turn right onto Colchester Ave. at the stoplight. At the next stoplight, go right on East Ave. Turn right again at the next stoplight onto Carrigan Drive. Go straight through the next stoplight to the top of the hill. The Water Tower will be on your right. Turn left into the University's Main Visitors' Lot. Again, you must use the ParkMobile app or the paid-parking kiosk, if available.

UVM Visitors' Lot, Waterman:

The Visitors' Parking Lot is located on College Street, across the street from the Waterman administration building. You must pay for parking, 7 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday. It is free after 5 p.m. and on weekends and holidays, otherwise you must pay use ParkMobile.

Buses and Large Vehicles

Buses and large vehicles may enter the road between the Fleming Museum of Art and Perkins Hall to drop off visitors. Visitors may unload near the loading dock then proceed slowly passing the Grossman School of Business, bearing right to exit the roadway onto University Place.  Buses may park in the Catamount West Parking Lot (CATS Bus Lot) next to UVM Rescue and the Helipad. From University Place, take a right onto Colchester Avenue. At the third stop light, take a right onto East Avenue. At the first stop light, take a left onto Catamount Drive. Buses may enter the CATS Bus Lot by entering the third driveway on the right, just past the UVM Library Annex. Download a campus map for bus parking (PDF).

Public Transportation

The Fleming Museum is accessible through Green Mountain Transit (GMT). Visitors who are travelling by bus can access the museum from the #2 Essex Junction bus. Weekday visitors may also access the museum by the free #11 College Street Shuttle.  To plan your trip, please visit: Green Mountain Transit

Directions

From I-89 North or South:

Take Exit 14W. Proceed 1 mile west on Williston Road (Route 2). Stay in right lane, turn right for East Avenue. Go several blocks to the second stoplight; turn left onto Colchester Avenue. At first stoplight, take left into University of Vermont Medical Center. At stop sign, turn right; take first right into Fleming Museum Visitor Lot. See instructions under Parking Options for this lot.

From Route 7 North or South:

Enter Burlington from either direction. Turn onto Main Street (Route 2 East). Go uphill one light to South Prospect Street. Turn left onto South Prospect Street and then turn right at the next light onto Colchester Avenue. At the second light, turn right into University of Vermont Medical Center. At stop sign, turn right; take first right into Fleming Museum Visitor Lot. See instructions under Parking Options for this lot.

From Pearl Street in Burlington:

(Pearl Street turns into Colchester Avenue at the top of the hill.) Proceed up the hill (away from the lake) until you come to University of Vermont Medical Center on your right. Turn right into University of Vermont Medical Center. At the stop sign, turn right, take first right into Fleming Museum Visitor Lot. See instructions under Parking Options for this lot.

From Route 2, Winooski or Essex Junction:

Proceeding through Winooski (Main Street), continue straight up the hill (this is now Colchester Avenue) until you reach University of Vermont Medical Center on your left. Turn left into University of Vermont Medical Center and proceed up the hospital driveway. At stop sign, turn right; take first right into Fleming Museum Visitor Lot. See instructions under Parking Options for this lot.

Museum Accessibility

The Fleming Museum is wheelchair accessible. Persons parking on campus with their Disability Parking placards/plates are not required to display a University of Vermont parking permit. If you have questions about accessibility for your visit, please contact the museum at 802-656-0750. We will actively look to address your requests for interpreters, elevators, quiet spaces, and other needs.

Quick Links header

Contact Us

Facility Rental

All requests to use any of the Museum's spaces, including the Marble Court and the auditorium must go through the University of Vermont's Event Services department.