The Chase Home Museum of Utah Folk Arts is the only museum in the country dedicated to displaying a state-owned collection of contemporary folk art. It features work by artists from Utah’s American Indian, rural, occupational, and ethnic communities. The Chase Home, built more than 150 years ago in a traditional hall-and-parlor style from adobe bricks, is itself a fine example of 19th-century folk art.

A gallery on the first floor features both workshops and temporary exhibitions. We host classes, hands-on activities, artist visits, and many more events. Follow our Facebook page for the latest announcements.

Please see our Access Guide for the Chase Home. The ground level is ADA-compliant. The house is a historic structure that does not offer elevator access to the second-story galleries. The second story is accessed via a set of stairs.

The Chase Home Museum is located in the middle of Liberty Park. To visit, enter the park from either 900 South or 1300 South at about 600 East and follow the signs to parking near the center of the park. Here is a map.

Main Phone: 801.245.7285

For current hours, please see our Chase Home Museum webpage.