CAAM - San Antonio Abad is a small modern art museum in Vegueta, Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. Its exhibitions include work by Helen Acosta and paintings by members of the Millares Sall family. The museum is a good stop if you want to see contemporary art in a compact setting, and staff can share context about the works. Entry is free at certain times, including Wednesday evenings and the first weekend of the month, though check ahead before planning around free admission.
Art on display
The museum's exhibitions bring together modern artworks, including pieces by Helen Acosta and paintings by the Millares Sall family. The collection gives you specific artists to look for during a visit; exhibitions and the works on view may change, so check the museum's current information before setting out.
Staff can offer additional insight into the artworks. If you want more than a quick look around, ask about the pieces that catch your attention.
Free entry periods
The museum is listed as free to enter on Wednesday evenings from 6 to 9 pm and during the first weekend of each month. These arrangements are not guaranteed to apply every time, so verify access before making a special trip. The associated San Antonio Abad gallery is also mentioned in connection with these free periods; check for any closure or renovation notice before visiting.
Preguntas frecuentes
Is CAAM - San Antonio Abad free to visit?
Free entry is listed on Wednesday evenings from 6 to 9 pm and on the first weekend of the month. Check ahead, as these arrangements may not apply every time.
What can you see at CAAM - San Antonio Abad?
The museum has modern art exhibitions, including works by Helen Acosta and paintings by the Millares Sall family.
Where is CAAM - San Antonio Abad?
It is at Pl. San Antonio Abad in Vegueta, Las Palmas de Gran Canaria.
