Eat and Shop

The Restaurant at the Norton

Brunch and lunch is served daily. Dinner is served on Friday from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. with the last seating at 9 p.m.

The Store at the Norton is a destination store, offering an array of fine gifts intended to celebrate the uniqueness of the Norton’s collection. Special attention is given to quality handmade products such as artisan glassware, ceramics, textiles and jewelry. The Store also features a vast selection of art books and exhibition catalogues, along with general and children’s gifts intended to educate and inspire creativity.

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The Coffee Bar is open during Museum hours and features Parliament Coffee, scrumptious baked goods – muffins, croissants, brioche - as well as wraps, sandwiches, fruit, and snacks. It’s located in the Ruth and Carl Shapiro Great Hall, also known as the Museum’s “living room” where visitors can rendez-vous, simply relax, or reflect after visting the galleries and exhibitions.

Sculpture Garden

Lord Norman Foster’s concept of creating “a museum in a garden” transformed 20,000 square feet of parking lot into a 37,200-square-foot garden.

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Women's Walk

The Women’s Walk was established on Cranesnest Way on the south side of the Museum campus in February 2019 as a permanent, visible, and “living” tribute recognizing and honoring great women artists throughout history.

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The Great Hall

The Ruth and Carl Shapiro Great Hall, also known as “the living room” is the Museum’s social center. Take advantage of this special space as it is one of three in the Museum that don’t require admission, and provides access to free wifi.

Mobile Tour

Text “Norton” to 565-12

for a list of tour options in English and Spanish.