Accessibility
The Studio Museum in Harlem is committed to making its exhibitions, programs, and services accessible to all who visit. The Museum’s lobby, main gallery, gift shop, restrooms, atrium, and sculpture court are wheelchair accessible, and the theatre, additional galleries and education and project spaces can be reached with the use of an elevator.
Uniformed security guards, stationed at the entrance and throughout the Museum can help direct visitors to appropriate facilities and resources.
Education Programs and Tours
The Museum provides learning opportunities for visitors of all ages. Experienced educators work with both children and adults at all developmental and cognitive levels.
Guided tours are available for all exhibitions to ensure that individuals with a range of abilities can experience the Museum. Tours tailored to visitors with physical or developmental challenges can also be arranged. For public programs, accommodation can be made for visitors in wheelchairs or with limited mobility.
When scheduling a school visit to the Studio Museum, educators are asked to notify the Education Department about the learning or physical needs of their students.
Please call 212-864-4500 x220 for more information about education programs or tours.
Service Animals
Appropriately documented guide dogs and animals for assisted therapy are welcome at the Museum.
First Aid
Visitor Services / Security staff are available to assist with First Aid.
In case of emergency, call 212-864-4500 x245
www.studiomuseum.org
The Museum’s website is accessible—and usable—for all Internet users and for the full range of browsing platforms and devices such as screen readers, PDAs, and mobile phones.
Contact Us
Contact Us
If you have questions or comments about accessibility at the Studio Museum, please contact sali@studiomuseum.org or call 212-864-4500 x228