Accessibility

Parking

Accessible parking is available directly beneath the museum(opens in new tab) for cars, vans and smaller trucks, under 10 feet high. Contact us to arrange for groups arriving by bus and for additional transportation support.

Mobility Devices

Wheelchairs and walkers are available on a first-come, first-served basis at no cost. Please ask any staff member for assistance.

Service Animals

Service animals are welcome in the museum as outlined by the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).

Sign Language

Sign language interpretation for all programs and tours is offered upon request with advance notice, based on availability. Please allow at least two weeks notice.

Touch Tours

Touch Tours allow visitors to experience 3-D objects in the collection or use tactile aids for 2-D works of art. To request a touch tour with accompanying verbal description, please submit a tour request(opens in new tab) at least 1 month in advance and limit your group size to no more than five people.

Restrooms

All restrooms at the museum have accessible stalls and changing tables can be found in the accessible stall of both the men’s and women’s restroom on the first and second floors. A unisex/family restroom with a changing table is on the museum’s first floor near the side entrance.

Seating

There is seating throughout the galleries, but visitors may also use portable stools located under the large benches outside of the gallery spaces on the second floor.

Website

The Georgia Museum of Art is committed to ensuring the accessibility of its website for people of all abilities. The content of this site should conform to WCAG 2.0 Guidelines(opens in new tab). If you experience a problem, need content in an alternate format or see something that could be better, please email georgiamuseum@uga.edu.