Museum Of Fine Arts

For lunch, eat in the Courtyard Cafe – delicious and inexpensive. On nice days you can eat outside. (Too bad they don’t enforce the NO SMOKING rule better out there, though.)

I try and go to as many art museums as possible when i travel. i went to the MFA 2 out of the 4 days i was in boston… the first day i was there, i saw an Egyptian sculpture that i had only seen in books and i was in awe- i think the security guard thought i was crazy because i stood and stared at every angle and smiled…

their Asian art collection is also amazing and well worth the visit if you’re into that!

Ok, I am not a museum person so this kind of place is not my bag, baby. But they have free entry on Wednesday nights, or so I’ve heard. I did like the Egyptian stuff there, though.

i love the MFA! i took classes at the school of the museum of fine arts and so i went to the museum at least once a week. Try to go when the musicians are playing so you can sit and listen to them while you read or look at art.

I love museums

My sweetheart and I met at the MFA and I brought her back here to propose to her. Our twins are growing up as Pacific North-westers, but before they reach college age, we’re going to have to teach them about their “roots!” ;-)

I have been to the MFA hundreds of times in my life! As a child my parents would bring me and my sisters here often. You can wonder through the halls of this place for days.

my favorite things in the permanent collection include european 18-19th center paintings, and also the paul revere silver :)

the new stuff that rotates through here is usually pretty impressive too.

I went to the MFA during my company’s annual party last year. It was quite impressive. DH and I were going slowly, savoring all the pieces of art and pacing ourselves to take the maximum amount of time but still see everything. But about 1/2 hour before the party was over, we realized there was a whole second floor we hadn’t known about! So then we had to rush around to see whatever we could. I’d like to go back again before we move away, to see all the stuff we missed the first time around.

Saw all of Maurice Pialat’s films there, only opportunity to see them really, unless they eventually make it to DVD. MFA was first to screen them in the USA. Nice place to walk around both inside and out by the river.