Grace Hudson Museum & Sun House
4.7(174)
Art museum
About
The Grace Hudson Museum offers a glimpse into early 20th-century Northern California through its craftsman redwood residence and period furnishings. The intimate space showcases original art by Grace Carpenter Hudson, including her compassionate portraits of Native American life and a collection of Pomo baskets.
Ideal for small business gatherings seeking a cultural touchpoint, the museum provides a quiet, contemplative setting with well-kept grounds. Its focus on regional history and art makes it a distinctive venue for meetings that benefit from thoughtful inspiration and local character.
Best for
- Intimate client dinners with local art ambiance
- Executive retreats with cultural enrichment
- Focused workshops and small group presentations
Standout features
Architecture & History
Early-20th-century Craftsman Redwood Residence
The museum is housed in a well-preserved early-20th-century residence featuring distinctive craftsman-style redwood construction and period furnishings, offering a tangible connection to the era and the artist's life.
Art & Cultural Legacy
Original Grace Hudson Art and Pomo Basketry
The collection includes original artworks by Grace Hudson alongside Pomo baskets, showcasing both the artist’s work and the native cultural heritage she compassionately portrayed.
At a glance
Location & hours
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Hours
Sunday12 – 4:30pm
MondayClosed
TuesdayClosed
Wednesday10am – 4:30pm
Thursday10am – 4:30pm
Friday10am – 4:30pm
Saturday10am – 4:30pm
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