August Pay-What-You-Wish Day

Fri, Aug 07, 2026 12:00 PM - 07:00 PM MDT Venue : Clyfford Still Museum Export to : iCal, Google Category: PWYW/Free Days, Pay-What-You-Wish 12 p.m. to 7 p.m. Mini-Tours at 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. Explore the Clyfford Still Museum for as little as one penny during the First Friday Pay-What-You-Wish Day. Enjoy free mini-tours at 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. on each Summer Friday PWYW Day. Online reservations are recommended, and walk-ins are welcome. Online registration opens approximately one week before the Pay-What-You-Wish Day. Registration will open soon. In 2026, the Museum will offer 12 Pay-What-You-Wish Days, each on the first Friday of each month. During the summer, the Still is open from 12 p.m. to 7 p.m. on Fridays. Dive into the world of Clyfford Still on this focused and fun introductory tour! Learn about our fiercely independent namesake artist and discover the large-scale abstract canvases Still is most known for, along with the architectural gem that houses the collection. Get the insider’s guide on the current exhibition, programs, and all the ways you can engage with the Still. Engage your curiosity and imagination with this lively tour and leave ready to make your own discoveries. Enjoy these 30-minute Mini-Tours offered twice on every Clyfford Still Museum Pay-What-You-Wish Day and SCFD Free Day. The Mini-Tours are free, no registration is required, and all ages are welcome. Meet in the Museum lobby. We’ll see you there! Online reservations open approximately one week before each PWYW Day. To reserve your ticket online, choose the number of tickets in the online ticketing menu. All adult ticket prices are listed as $1 online (children 17 and under are always free) . If you want to pay more than $1, please add your donation amount at checkout. You may also make a donation when you visit the Museum or afterward. If you wish to pay less than $1 (as little as a penny) , you can do so in person; walk-ins are welcome. Regardless of what you choose to pay, we look forward to seeing you. The Museum uses additional donations to help subsidize future Pay-What-You-Wish Days and expand community access.