NSU Art Museum Free Admission Sunday

Fort Lauderdale residents can get into NSU Art Museum free on Sunday, April 26, during the museum’s monthly Neighbor Day program. (nsuartmuseum.org) The free-admission window runs from noon to 5 p.m. at NSU Art Museum, 1 East Las Olas Boulevard in downtown Fort Lauderdale. Residents must show a photo identification card, driver’s license, or utility bill with a Fort Lauderdale address. (nsuartmuseum.org) The program is scheduled for the last Sunday of every month, and the museum’s events calendar already lists the next date after April as Sunday, May 31, 2026. The same listing says the offer is limited to Fort Lauderdale residents. (nsuartmuseum.org) NSU Art Museum is part of Nova Southeastern University and sits on Las Olas Boulevard in the city’s Arts and Entertainment District. The museum says the site includes 25,000 square feet of exhibition space, a 256-seat auditorium, a café, and a store. (eventbrite.com) The museum is using the monthly free day while several exhibitions are on view or in rotation this spring. Its virtual resources page lists “The Riddle of the Sphinx and Other Mysteries Part II” through May 3, 2026, “Asger Jorn: Luck and Chance” through August 9, 2026, and “Shared Dreams” through August 2, 2026. (nsuartmuseum.org) One exhibition closes the same day as the free-admission event. The museum lists “Robert Rauschenberg: Real Time” with an end date of April 26, 2026. (nsuartmuseum.org) Neighbor Day also comes with small on-site discounts. The April event page says Fort Lauderdale residents can get 2-for-1 wine in the Museum Café, while the May listing advertises 10% off books published by the museum store. (nsuartmuseum.org; nsuartmuseum.org) The museum says the program is made possible by the City of Fort Lauderdale, a tie that dates back years. In a museum news post about the initiative, NSU Art Museum said it designated the last Sunday of each month as Fort Lauderdale Neighbor Day for city residents. (nsuartmuseum.org; nsuartmuseum.org) For residents who have not been recently, the practical details are simple: Sunday, April 26, noon to 5 p.m., downtown Fort Lauderdale, with proof of address required at the door. (nsuartmuseum.org)