After more than a decade, the Palette Restaurant at the Phoenix Art Museum will close permanently to the public at the end of May.
Their last day of service will be on PhxArt Family Funday, Sunday, May 28. The free-access event, celebrating the recent opening of special-engagement exhibition Juan Francisco Elso: Por América features live performances, art making, demonstrations, special food and beverages, and experiences for visitors of all ages and abilities, and will be the final day to visit Palette before they close their doors.
PhxArt said it is currently working with a community partner to bring a new restaurant experience to visitors, art lovers and foodies of the Valley, which they plan to open this fall. Details on the new establishment will be announced in the coming months.
To reserve a table at Palette, click here. To reserve tickets for PhxArt Family Funday on May 28, click here.
The Phoenix Art Museum is located in downtown Phoenix, at 1625 N. Central Ave.
