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Dia Beacon Museum
View some spectacular 20th Century art by Andy Warhol, Richard Serra and others on the Hudson River
What is Dia Beacon?
Dia Beacon is a major museum of contemporary art with more exhibition space than Manhattan’s Guggenheim, Whitney Museum, and MoMA combined.
The former Nabisco box-printing plant, on the Hudson River at Beacon NY, makes it an appropriate setting for the Dia Foundation’s permanent collection of art from the 1960s and ‘70s, including “oversized” works and sculptures.
Each of the artists represented have individual galleries fashioned specifically for their creations. Taken together, their works represent nearly all of the important late 20th century art movements—abstract expressionism, minimalism, conceptual and pop art. Highlights include works by Andy Warhol, Dan Flavin, Louise Bourgeois and Richard Serra.
Click here for the Museum's Website
Docent led Tour
--Arranged by Keith Barber--
When
Monday August 3, 2026 at 11.00am for a one hour guided tour followed by free time to explore the museum
Where
Drive or Car-Share to:
Dia Beacon, at 3 Beekman Street, Beacon, NY, on the Hudson River, a short distance from I-84 exit 41 in New York State (just before the Beacon-Newburgh Bridge). It is about 55 miles.
Number of Participants
Minimum of 10 – Maximum 20
Cost
The cost will be $50 per person, including admission and a one hour guided tour, payable via the Ys Men. This is non-refundable.
Lunch (not included in price)
There is a café in the museum. Other restaurants are to be determined.
If you want to join the tour of this excellent museum, click the button below by Wednesday July 8th:
CLICK HERE TO PAY
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Spouses, significant others, and friends are most welcome.
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