The Studio Museum in Harlem

Location

The Studio Museum in Harlem is located in Manhattan at 144 West 125th Street between Lenox Avenue (Malcolm X Boulevard) and Adam Clayton Powell, Jr. Boulevard (7th Avenue).

Admission

Suggested donation: Adults $7.00
Seniors and students (with valid ID) $3.00
Free for members and children under 12

 Target Free Sundays: Free admission every Sunday thanks to the support of Target

Guidelines

Photography without flash for personal use is permitted, except where noted.
No tripods allowed in the galleries.
Please dispose of all food and beverage before entering the galleries.
Please check all large bags.
Please do not touch the works of art.

Directions

Subway:
Take any of the following lines to 125th Street
7th Avenue: 2, 3 (The Museum is 1/2 block west of the station)
8th Avenue: A, B, C, D (The Museum is 2 1/2 blocks east of the station)
Lexington Avenue: 4, 5, 6 (The Museum is 4 1/2 blocks west of the station)

Bus:
M-2, M-7, M-10, M-100, M-101, M-102 or BX 15

Parking:
Parking is available in the Municipal Garage at 126th Street between Lenox Avenue (Malcolm X Boulevard) and Adam Clayton Powell, Jr. Boulevard (7th Avenue)

Group Tours

Click here for information about Group Tours.

Accessibility

The Studio Museum in Harlem is committed to making its exhibitions, programs, and services accessible to all who visit. The Museum’s lobby, main gallery, gift shop, restrooms, atrium, and sculpture court are wheelchair accessible, and the theatre, additional galleries and education and project spaces can be reached with the use of an elevator. Guided tours are available for all exhibitions to ensure that individuals with a range of abilities can experience the Museum. Tours tailored to visitors with physical or developmental challenges can also be arranged. For public programs, accommodation can be made for visitors in wheelchairs or with limited mobility.

Uniformed security guards, stationed at the entrance and throughout the Museum can help direct visitors to appropriate facilities and resources, as well as assist with First Aid. Appropriately documented service animals are welcome at the Museum. The Museum’s website is accessible—and usable—for all Internet users and for the full range of browsing platforms and devices such as screen readers, PDAs, and mobile phones.

If you have questions or comments about accessibility at the Studio Museum, please call 212-864-4500 x228 or email us.