Robert Hull Fleming Museum Museum

Address: 61 Colchester Ave, Burlington, VT 05405, United States

Website: https://www.uvm.edu/fleming

Hours: Tue-Sat 10:00am-4:00pm (check for seasonal changes)

Admission: Free (admission may vary for special exhibitions)

The Robert Hull Fleming Museum is an art and anthropology museum on the University of Vermont campus in Burlington. It houses collections of fine art and cultural artifacts used for research, teaching and public exhibitions.

Collections span Native American, African, Oceanic and European works alongside archaeological material and modern art, shown through permanent displays and temporary exhibitions. The museum functions as an educational resource for students and the public, hosting talks and outreach activities.

The museum developed as the university’s principal museum and cultural collection, growing through donations and institutional acquisitions to support campus teaching and scholarship.

Located on the University of Vermont campus in Burlington, Vermont, the museum sits near the campus core and is accessible from downtown Burlington and Lake Champlain.

• University museum: Located on the University of Vermont campus in Burlington, serving as the university’s museum with rotating exhibitions and educational programming for the public.

From Burlington’s Church Street core, it’s about a 10-15 minute walk northwest along College Street/Colchester Avenue to 61 Colchester Ave. By car, parking is available on campus; use local signage for visitor parking. The museum is also reachable by CCTA local buses.

• Check the University of Vermont / Fleming Museum website before visiting for temporary exhibition schedules and guided tours.
• Allow time for the Native American and early American collections - they include surprising objects from New England's history.
• The museum is on the UVM campus; combine a visit with a walk along the nearby Church Street Marketplace for food and coffee.