Moving Forward Safely

In response to the evolution of COVID-19, we have continuously updated our protocols. Our new practices are in place to keep staff and you, our visitors, healthy. Read on to learn about those practices and how to visit our building.

We know the healing power and connection we find in art. We welcome you.

Code of Conduct

To our community,

The MCA aims to be a welcoming, judgment-free space where visitors and staff practice kindness and tolerance and embrace each other’s differences.

We ask that you show common courtesy to those around you by not engaging in any form of harassment, discriminatory or threatening behavior, or interference with the experience of others. The MCA reserves the right, in its sole discretion, to require that any person acting in an unacceptable manner leave the premises.

Thank you for joining us, and please enjoy your visit.

 

Before you enjoy the galleries, here are some simple tips.

For the safety of the art, we ask that you:

• Do not touch the art.
• Stay at a safe distance from artworks, remain behind safety barriers, and follow any posted directions to prevent accidents.
• Check backpacks or wear them completely on the front of your body. Suitcases and umbrellas are not allowed in the galleries and must be checked at coat check.
• Do not bring food, drinks, or water bottles into the galleries.
• Use a pencil if you are drawing or taking notes in the galleries. Pens are not allowed. If you need a pencil, ask at admissions desk.
• You are welcome to take photos, but remember to turn off your flash. Tripods are not allowed.

Children under twelve should be always accompanied by an adult during their visit.

If you have any questions, please ask a member of our Visitor Experience team.

By entering the space, you’re agreeing:

• This Code of Conduct
• To practice safe hygiene.
• To mind the signs and maintain a safe distance of 6 feet.
• That you are not currently experiencing any of the following symptoms related to COVID-19:
  • A fever of 100.4
  • Persistent cough
  • Shortness of breath or difficulty breathing
  • Chills
  • Unexplained muscle pain
  • Sore throat
  • New loss of taste or smell
  • Congestion or runny nose
  • Nausea, vomiting, or diarrhea
• To be kind. This has been a tough time for all of us and we appreciate your kindness and respect for our staff who are working hard to make this a place of respite, reflection, and art. Thank you.

Safety Procedures

Visitor Requirements

Masks are now strongly recommended, but not required.

In order to manage occupancy, we ask that you reserve your ticket online prior to visiting. Limited tickets are also available at the admissions desk on the first floor.

Everyone who enters the museum agrees to our Code of Conduct.