Explore what The Square has to offer.
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Current Exhibitions
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Ongoing Exhibitions
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Permanent Collection
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Sculpture Garden
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Past Exhibitions
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Art Education
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Events
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History of The Square
Accessibility
Paris Gibson Square Museum of Art is an ADA accessible building.
ADA accessible elevator on all floors of the building.
ADA accessible bathrooms on first floor.
One wheelchair available for use near the elevator.
Powered door at west side entrance.
All classrooms, galleries, and our gift shop are wheelchair accessible.
Braille coming soon in all the galleries.
You can schedule a docent tour with a sign-language interpreter with advanced notice. Contact the Director of Education about booking an art workshop for students with disabilities.
History of The Square
Paris Gibson Square, one of Great Falls’ oldest and most beloved landmarks, has served as a center for learning and growth for more than 100 years. The magnificent sandstone structure was completed in 1896, served for 34 years as Central High School and for 45 years as Paris Gibson Junior High, before closing its doors in 1975.
In 1977, community volunteers renovated and reopened the historic building as Paris Gibson Square. Since that time, the institution is called Paris Gibson Square Museum of Art and it has been providing contemporary art exhibitions, art classes, lectures, docent tours, and performances designed to nurture the region's creative spirit. Our free art programs for Veterans, Teens, Seniors, and Adults with disabilities.
