The Hunterdon Art Museum recognizes the diversity of our guests’ abilities and needs and is committed to offering services that make its exhibitions and programs accessible to all visitors. In line with this commitment, we also ensure an inclusive and accessible work environment. We actively make accommodations for artists, employees, and volunteers with disabilities, ensuring that everyone has equal opportunity to contribute to and benefit from our dynamic community.
One accessible parking space for a vehicle displaying an appropriate access parking permit is located on Lower Center Street, directly beside the entrance ramp to the Museum.
Free accessible parking is also available at several Municipal parking locations near the Museum.
If you have a group looking for a fun outing, the Hunterdon Art Museum has just what you need! We can provide a hands-on art-making activity in our studios. We can accommodate groups of 8 adults, not including chaperones. Tours and activities can be booked on weekdays. To schedule an accessible group or individual tour, please fill out the Accessible Tour Booking Request Form. You may also contact our Director of Education, Donna de Ville at 908-735-8415 ext. 119 or [email protected] for information and group reservations.
The Museum’s elevator allows access to all four levels of the building and features interior handrails and Braille lettering on the control panel.
The Museum has two fully accessible unisex restrooms on the first floor, and one on the fourth floor. Signs are high contrast and include Braille. An accessible water fountain is located on the first floor.
Copies of exhibition labels and other printed materials are available in large print upon request at the Museum’s front desk.
The Museum is barrier-free and accessible to people who use wheelchairs.
Trained service animals such as guide dogs are permitted to assist Museum visitors.
Assistive listening devices are available at the front desk upon request.
Closed Captioning is available for all videos found on the Hunterdon Art Museum's website and in the galleries. To activate closed captions, simply click the 'CC' button located on the lower right-hand side of the video player.