With both a nationally recognized art collection and 12 acres of gardens and grounds, the Hermitage Museum & Gardens is one of Norfolk’s last public open green spaces on the water.
Opened to the public by the Sloane family in 1933, it continues to be a source of art and culture for the community. The Hermitage museum strives to create immersive and inclusive spaces for everyone to experience new ways of seeing art and the world.
Watch or listen to our interview with Development Director Ashleigh Maggard below, and learn more at thehermitagemuseum.org.