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Policies and Procedures for Visitors
Políticas y procedimientos para visitantes
Open
- All galleries in the main museum building, Goodman Pavilion and Kasser Family Wing of Latin American Art
- Cafe a la C’Art (Wednesday-Sunday, brunch and lunch)
- Administration offices
Closed Until Further Notice
- J. Knox Corbett House
- La Casa Cordova
Museum Entrance
175 N Meyer Ave (Mooney Hall)
Enter Mooney Hall (main lobby) on the east side of the main museum building through one of two doors marked on the map below.
Store Entrance
140 N. Main Avenue
Pop into the Museum Store (without paying museum admission) by entering from the west side of the museum. You can also get admission and enter the museum from here, but this entrance is not handicapped accessible.
Photography
Visitors are welcome to take personal photographs of the Museum and installations. Flash photography is not allowed in the galleries. Professional photography equipment such as tripods, lighting, etc. is not allowed in the galleries unless approved by the Marketing Manager.
Pets
Pets are not allowed in the Museum and should not be left in your car.
However, as provided for by the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and Arizona State Law, service animals and service animals in training are welcome. We ask that you and your service animal check in with Admissions when you arrive. While a license or documentation is not required, we are allowed to ask whether the animal is needed because of a disability and what work or task the animal has been trained to perform for you.
Service animal owners are 100% liable for any and all actions of the animal.
Tucson Museum of Art does not allow therapy or emotional support animals, not defined as service animals under the ADA.
Emotional Support Animals may be allowed during certain community partnerships, these arrangements must be made in advanced.