Fresno County

California, United States

Discover museums honoring Fresno County's history, diverse cultures and brilliant arts.

7160 W Kearney Blvd
Fresno, CA

Learn about M. Theo Kearney, the Raisin King of California, how he developed what was then called the Fruit Vale Estate and how his entrepreneurial spirit dug the roots for Fresno County’s vast agricultural footprint. Tour his mansion or have a picnic and explore the remaining 230 acres of his estate park full of magnificent trees and landscaping.

2233 N First St
Fresno, CA

Discover work by local artists and artwork from around the world at the Fresno Art Museum. The museum preserves and protects more than 3,600 modern and contemporary pieces including works from Ansel Adams, Pablo Picasso, Norman Rockwell and others.

Clovis

California, United States

In Clovis’ Veterans Memorial District, you’ll learn about the city’s dedication to honoring veterans and how that spirit has remained engrained in they city's foundation since its establishment.

1857 Fulton St
Fresno, CA

The African American Historical and Cultural Museum of the San Joaquin Valley offers temporary exhibitions and permanent collections to provide learning experiences and education to children and adults. The museum also offers many events throughout the year to celebrate and recognize African-American history and culture.

1630 Van Ness Ave
Fresno, CA

Arte Americas features a variety of Latino poets, filmmakers, photographer, musicians and artists within its cultural center. It celebrates all art in Mexico, Latin America, the Southwest and California.

3485 Never Forget Ln
Clovis, CA

Fresno County residents will never forget the tragedy that occurred on September 11, 2001. The California 9/11 Memorial and annual commemoration in Clovis is the largest of its kind in the U.S. outside of New York City.