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About American Museum of Ceramic Art
You and your family slightly potty? Well you will feel right at home!
The American Museum of Ceramic Arts is a fascinating collection of ceramics from across all countries and all cultures, dating right back from ancient times (thats a really long time ago!) right through to today.
Their aim is to educate a deeper understanding of cultural values and traditions upheld by those who created such beautiful artefacts.
The museum constantly have rotating exhibitions and specific collections come through, so make sure you keep an eye on dates.
For those little ones in the family who love getting their hands dirty with clay, art, and creativity, they hold Family Days where, with each of the exhibitions, children and families can get very hands on as they learn about clay and art.
The museum are also very dedicated to education and offer a range of educational, informative and interesting tours for school groups. Why sit in a classroom when you can walk around and get up close with history!?
For those ceramic artists, and community locals who want to participate more in art and clay, the Ceramics Studio (with different opening hours to the museum) is a great place to learn and take classes on history, techniques and the creative process.
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Suggest editAdults $14.00
Children $7.00 Students
Free Under 12 years
Last Update 2023
Discount Free for members / $9.00 military & seniors / discounts for Pomona residents
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American Museum of Ceramic Art FAQ’s
Do they have baby facilities?
Strollers are welcome, but they don’t sell baby food, however if you need a microwave they will certainly try to be accommodating!
I’m Hungry! Can I get food at American Museum of Ceramic Art?
While the museum may be packed with all the ceramics you could want to look at, unfortunately they aren't edible and there are no other food options available. There are, however, plenty of options at the delicious local restaurants nearby. Also, make sure you bring your own water as there aren't any drinking fountains.
Any top tips when visiting?
Keep a particular eye on any little ones in the museum, as a lot of the exhibits aren't enclosed. They may get a little excited!
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The AMOCA are dedicated to assisting teachers and students with their education and curriculum. They can provide resources and tools for you, as well as scheduling educational tours (which are free!) for anyone school aged. Additional classes such as art making may come at an extra cost.
Do they have baby facilities?
Strollers are welcome, but they don’t sell baby food, however if you need a microwave they will certainly try to be accommodating!
Does American Museum of Ceramic Art have healthy eating or Vegan options?
The local restaurants near the museum have a great variety of healthy eating options. Just ask the friendly staff at the museum and they can help point you in the right direction!
Is American Museum of Ceramic Art fully accessible?
The AMOCA has wheelchair access and also handicap parking. There are also handicap bathrooms available. For those with limited vision there is an audio tour available, and for those hard of hearing, the staff can provide a print out of exhibit information for you. So everyone can enjoy the museum!
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