TMORA is committed to providing meaningful access to as many people as possible.
If you have accessibility requests or questions, please contact us at 612-821-9045 ext. 1400 or by emailing us at [email protected].
MUSEUM ADMISSION ACCESS PROGRAMS
FREE NIGHTS AT TMORA
As part of our commitment to accessibility and inclusivity, The Museum of Russian Art offers Free Nights four times a year—once every season. These special evenings provide an opportunity for everyone in our community to enjoy TMORA’s exhibitions and galleries free of charge.
Free Nights are held quarterly, with dates carefully selected to align with the Museum’s changing exhibitions. Check our Events Calendar for upcoming Free Night dates and details.
GETTING TO THE MUSEUM
Transportation
- For Metro Mobility and rideshare passengers, there is a loading zone with a curb cutout on Diamond Lake Road and sidewalk access points on Stevens Avenue.
- TMORA features an accessibility drop-off and ramp on the northwest side of the building on Diamond Lake Road. This drop-off site leads directly to the ramp that leads to the main doors of the Museum. An additional accessibility location is located on Stevens Avenue, on the east side of the building, where parking is also available.
- The Museum is located near the Diamond Lake Road and Stevens Avenue bus stop.
Parking
- Free parking is available directly across the street (Diamond Lake Road). This is the Mayflower Church parking lot and is shared with the Museum.
- Parking is also available on the residential streets surrounding the Museum.
AT THE MUSEUM
Sensory-Friendly Resources
You may download our Social Narrative to prepare for your visit.
Accessible Entrance
The main door of the Museum is a wheelchair-accessible entrance. There is a push button on the right side of both the outer doors and inner doors of the main entrance. Once inside the Museum, there are three steps that bring guests from street level to the main level, and a lift is located directly inside the main doors to further assist guests with limited mobility. Our volunteers are happy to help access and run the lift for you.
Always-Available Accommodations
- Manual wheelchairs are available free of charge.
- One stroller available free of charge.
- Nurturing Room is available on the Lower Level for infant and childcare with changing table.
- Service animals are welcome.
- Portable folding stools are available for seating throughout the Museum.
- All areas are accessible via elevator.
- Aides will receive free admission.
Elevators
The Museum consists of three levels that are accessible by stairs and elevator.
Seating and Breaks
There are benches located throughout the exhibits.
Photography
We love to see photos shared by our visitors! TMORA allows and encourages you to take photographs for personal use or to post on social media. The use of flash is discouraged.
Shopping
Visit TMORA Shop for unique gifts, books, artisan-made goods, and more. The store is open during regular museum hours and admission is not required if you’re just visiting the shop.
Restrooms
Public restrooms are located on the lower level, which are accessible by stairs and elevator. All restrooms have accessible stalls, but no power doors.
Virtual 360° Tour
Explore The Museum of Russian Art from the comfort of your home with our 360º virtual tour! This feature is designed to provide an accessible glimpse into our galleries and spaces, helping visitors of all abilities feel familiar with the Museum before their visit.
Please note that the artwork featured in this virtual tour is from past exhibitions and is not currently on view. The exhibitions highlighted include:
- Unknown Fabergé: New Finds and Re-discoveries (Main Gallery: October 8, 2016 – February 26, 2017)
- The Art of Valerian Formozov: Visions of the Russian Heartland (Mezzanine Gallery: October 8, 2016 – February 26, 2017)
- Imperial Images in Etchings and Lithographs (Robert J. Brokop Gallery: October 8, 2016 – February 26, 2017)
- Winter Holidays in Russia (Lower Gallery: November 19, 2016 – January 22, 2017)
To discover what’s currently on view at TMORA, please see our Current Exhibitions.
For information about hours and admission, please CLICK HERE.
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