The Village Route shuttle bus stops at Market Plaza. Arts for the Park National Tour and Exhibition is a national competition created by the National Academy of the Arts in cooperation with the National Park Foundation. Each of the thousand of paintings entered in this annual competition depicts one of over three hundred national parks and monuments as its theme. Of the entries, one hundred are selected to tour the United States. This exhibition has become one of the outstanding displays of American representational paintings in the country.
Admission is free.
Once the home and business of the Kolb brothers, pioneering photographers at Grand Canyon, this building has been restored. The bookstore and auditorium are open to the public. Art exhibits are on display in the auditorium. Closures - May be closed during inclement weather. Special Programs - A visit to Tusayan Ruin and Museum will provide a glimpse of Pueblo Indian Life at Grand Canyon some 800 years ago.