Salmagundi Club is an art gallery and fine arts center at 47 Fifth Avenue in Greenwich Village. Its exhibitions spread across three levels of a historic double-width townhouse, with portraits, sculptures and other works on view. You can also browse art books in the library, which are for reading on site. Admission is free, and donations are welcome. The building has a dining room and bar for members and their guests, with billiard tables in the dining area.
A fine arts center in Greenwich Village
The Salmagundi Club was established in Greenwich Village in 1871. It has been based at 47 Fifth Avenue since 1917, in a double-width townhouse that is part of the visit. The building houses the club’s gallery and library.
The exhibitions change, with work by club members among the art on display. Paintings include portraits, alongside sculptures and statues. Exhibitions occupy three levels, so allow time to look through each floor.
The library and dining room
The library is open to members and non-members. Its books are available to read on site, but cannot be checked out. Art is also displayed in the study.
The building has a dining room and bar for members and their guests. Billiard tables are in the dining area. Gallery admission is free, and donations are welcome. Some displayed works are available to buy; check the individual piece for availability.
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Is admission to the Salmagundi Club free?
Yes. Admission is free, and donations are appreciated but not required.
How long do you need at the Salmagundi Club?
The exhibitions span three levels, and the library and study have more to see. No visit duration is specified.
Can the public use the Salmagundi Club library?
Yes. Members and non-members can read books there, but books must stay on site.
When is the Salmagundi Club open?
It is closed on Mondays. From Tuesday to Friday, gallery hours are 1 to 6 pm; Saturday and Sunday hours are 1 to 5 pm.
