Accessible parking is available on a first-come, first-served basis in the Museum parking lot off of Camp Bowie Blvd. and along the Museum’s south side on Lancaster Ave. View our Parking Map.

Wheelchairs are available free of charge on a first-come, first-served basis. Please stop by the Information Desk for assistance. All floors are accessible by elevator, and the Carter is equipped with accessible restrooms and drinking fountains. All our entrances are barrier free.

If you have a stroller or forward pushing wagon, both entrances and all floors of the Museum are accessible. Wagons that are pulled behind a person are not permitted in the galleries. If you need to borrow a stroller, the Museum offers free strollers on a first-come, first-serve basis. Please stop by the Information Desk to borrow one.

Food and drinks are not allowed in the galleries. But you are welcome to enjoy food and refreshments on the plaza in front of the Carter or at the tables outside of the Museum Shop.

Prepare for your visit with this guide of what to expect and things to do on your trip to the Carter.

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Assistive listening devices are available upon request for use during all public classes, workshops, and tours. Email us for additional information.

American Sign Language (ASL) interpretation is provided for all public lectures and auditorium performances and may be requested up to 48 hours before for all other events. Email us for additional information.

This is provided in partnership with intern students and faculty support from the Tarrant County College (TCC) Sign Language Program.

Check out a pair of EnChroma color-blind glasses at the Information Desk. Sizes available for both children and adults.

These free Close Encounters tours can be arranged to cover the collection as a whole or concentrate on specific objects or themes. Learn more about scheduling and place a tour request on the Close Encounters page.

We offer a variety of free tour options to make your visit more accessible. Follow the links below to learn more.

• Close Encounters: designed for people of all ages who are blind or have low vision and their guests
• Connect to Art: For groups of adults or children with intellectual or developmental disabilities
• Artful Moments: For individuals with Alzheimer’s or dementia and their care partners
• Sensory Explorations: For families with children on the autism spectrum
• Meet Up at the Museum: For neurodivergent adults and their guests

Booklets with large print labels are located in every gallery.

Hear more about artworks from artists, Museum staff, community members, and others by dialing in or streaming on your smart device.

Tactile tool kits feature 3D-printed copies and raised-line drawings of select artworks, visual descriptions in Braille and large print, and additional sensory objects. Pick up from the Information Desk or email us to place a request.

We have seating throughout the Museum, and you are also welcome to make yourself at home on the gallery floor as you explore.