Myers Park

Mint Museum Randolph

The original Charlotte Mint building, moved brick by brick — coins to ceramics in one lifetime.

Open now · closes 6pm
  • Museums
  • Historical

Hours & practicals

Hours (fall)
Mint Museum Randolph opening hours by day, fall season
MonClosed
Tue–Sat (today)11am–6pm
Sun1pm–5pm
Address
2730 Randolph Road, Charlotte, NC
From your base
Sorts every list here by walk time.
Access
Elevators serve all floors and free manual wheelchairs are at the front desk. Four accessible parking spaces including one van spot; single-user all-gender restroom on Level 2.
With kids
Ages 18 and under get in free, and S.P.A.R.K. sensory packs check out at the front desk — but there is no nursing room at Randolph.

The take

The building is the first exhibit: the branch mint that struck Charlotte's gold-rush coins, relocated and reassembled out on Randolph Road. Give the gold story its due before you reach the collections — it explains half the city's iconography.

Questions people ask

Does my ticket cover the other Mint Museum building?

Yes — one general admission ticket covers both Mint Museum Randolph and Mint Museum Uptown for two consecutive days. Adults $15, college students, teachers and seniors 65+ with ID $10, free for anyone 18 and under.

Is admission ever free?

Yes — free every Wednesday from 5 to 9pm, at both buildings.

Where do I park?

Randolph has free parking directly in front of the building — unlike the Uptown site, where you pay a garage.

How long does a visit take?

About two to two and a half hours when special exhibitions are showing.

Heritage context

  • Mint Museum of Art

    Active today

    Mint Museum of Art — institution, appearing in the Charlotte record across 15 documented year(s).

Check in

Your passport…

Sources

The neighborhood

The 11 things this place connects to in the guide's map of the town — one step out, and nothing beyond it.

See Mint Museum Randolph on the wiki, with every connection listedArriving in Myers Park? The first-hour guide