Winner will receive a complimentary tour for ten (10) people.  

One of the greatest legacies of David and Carmen Kreeger is the museum that bears their name. In 1959, Mr.. And Mrs.. Kreeger began to amass a formidable collection of modern art. For the next fifteen years they assembled most of the museum's holdings. The collection of The Kreeger Museum reflects the spirit of the Kreegers.

It is important to note that the collection represents a shared vision. Mr.. And Mrs.. Kreeger both agreed on every piece in the museum. The Kreegers' approach to collecting was a personal one. As David Kreeger said "I never bought art as an investment. I bought it for love and I was lucky. Art that embodies the creative spirit of men transcends the value of money." At first glance the collection may seem eclectic, but the astute viewer will note that the unifying elements are color and texture. There is also a musical quality to many of the works. The building itself has a symphonic cadence that enhances the collection without overpowering it.

This connection with music, in both the building and collection, is not surprising. Mr.. And Mrs.. Kreeger were both amateur musicians and often hosted concerts in the Great Hall. The Kreegers wove music, painting, sculpture and architecture into the tapestry of their lives. The Kreeger Museum recreates that experience for visitors, allowing them to participate in the legacy of David and Carmen Mrs. through its collection, temporary exhibitions, public and educational programs.