Guidelines + Accessibility
Guidelines + Accessibility
Visitor Guidelines
Our visitor guidelines will help you get the most out of your MSU Broad Art Museum experience.
Please do:
+ Have conversations about the art. If you have any questions, find a gallery guide to learn more.
+ Share your experience with us! Tag us @MSUBroad on Instagram.
+ Take photos for personal use! But please, no flash photography, tripods/monopods/selfie sticks, or use of lighting equipment.
+ Enjoy your visit! But please do not disrupt the experience of other visitors.
Thank you for helping us protect the artwork by:
+ Not eating or drinking of any kind in the galleries.
+ Not bringing items into the galleries that have the potential to damage artwork, including: pens, paint, or any wet medium.
+ Not touching the artwork, unless noted as an interactive piece.
To schedule a staged photoshoot outside of public hours, please contact us at sheedloc@msu.edu a minimum of 2 weeks in advance. This includes special event and/or professional photography such as engagement, graduation, or prom photos; outfit changes, and any other photography that may be disruptive to the experience of other visitors. Use of tripods, monopods, selfie sticks, and lighting equipment must be scheduled in advance.
Backpacks, large bags, and umbrellas are not permitted in the galleries. The MSU Broad Art Museum offers a complimentary coat and bag check at the front desk for guests to store their belongings while visiting.
The MSU Broad Art Museum is a barrier-free facility and strives to support the accessibility of the exhibitions, events, and communications to all patrons. The nearest designated accessible parking spaces can be found directly south of the museum in Lot 8 (next to the Student Services building) and are available to vehicles with the appropriate state-issued disability parking placard at any time. Additional accessible parking can be found in the Grand River parking structure (Ramp 6), as well as north of Grand River Avenue in the City of East Lansing surface lots.
If you have questions about access or wish to request special accommodations, please contact Dana Steiner, Visitor Services Coordinator, at steine58@msu.edu or (517) 884-4813.
Familiarize yourself with our space before you visit with this virtual tour presented by Able Eyes. VIEW TOUR