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We hope your visit to the High is as enjoyable as possible. If you have a question or special need, feel free to visit the Information Desk in the lobby, or simply ask a staff member or security officer.

Accessibility
All buildings, galleries and restrooms at the High Museum of Art are wheelchair accessible. Wheelchairs may be requested at the time of your visit from the security officer at the Museum's Wieland Pavilion entrance. Wheelchairs are available on a first-come, first-served basis and are complimentary.

Additionally, the High Museum of Art offers guided tours to groups with sight, hearing or physical disabilities. The TDD number is 404-733-4565. Advance reservations are required for these tours.

For additional information call 404-733-4444. If you are ready to book a tour, call Group Sales at 404-733-4468.

Audio Guide
Audio guides are available for some special exhibtions. Headset rentals are $3 for Museum members and $5 for non-members.

Cameras
Cameras are welcome at the High Museum of Art, with some restrictions. Photography permits can be obtained from the security guard at the Front Desk. Still photography for personal use is permitted in the permanent collection galleries, but the Museum cannot authorize photography of works of art in special exhibition or on special loan to the museum. Photographs featuring art from the Museum's permanent collection are not to be uploaded to the internet for use on online profiles, photo-sharing sites or personal web-pages. Please note: the use of flash photography or tripods is not allowed because of possible damage to the works of art.

If you have questions about photography policies, please e-mail the Communications team.

Cellular Phones
The use of cellular phones is not permitted in the galleries. Please step out to the lobby if you need to place or receive a call.

Coatroom
The High requires visitors to check backpacks, umbrellas and other bulky items.

Exhibition Materials
Materials on programs and special exhibitions are available at the admissions desk.

Food and Drink
Food and drink are not allowed in the Museum's galleries or Hill Auditorium. Food and drink are permitted in the High Café on the lower level of the Stent Family Wing and in the Margaretta Taylor Lobby.

Gallery Behavior
Please do not touch any of the artwork in the galleries. Many are very fragile, and even the stroke of a gentle finger can leave a residue of damaging oil on a painting or sculpture. For your protection and safety, no climbing is allowed on outdoor sculptures.

Location
The High Museum of Art is located at 1280 Peachtree Street, between 15th and 16th Streets in Midtown Atlanta next to the Woodruff Arts Center's Memorial Arts Building.

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Smoking
Smoking is prohibited at all times inside the High Museum of Art facilities.

Restrooms
Restrooms are located on all floors of the Susan and John Wieland Pavilion, all floors of the Anne Cox Chambers Wing, and on the Atrium level of the Stent Family Wing. All of these restrooms locations are wheelchair-accessible. Drinking fountains are provided at each restroom location.

Re-Entry
You may exit the Museum and return later in the day if you would like. Tickets are valid from the printed entrance time through the end of operating hours on the day of your visit. Just remember: please hold on to your admission sticker and ticket stub to present upon re-entry.

Sketching
Sketching permits can be obtained from the security guard at the Wieland Pavilion entrance. You may write down notes or sketch in the galleries, but only using dry media such as No. 2 pencils. The security officers have a limited number of No. 2 pencils available upon request. Please refrain from leaning against walls or glass cases while sketching.

Strollers
Baby strollers are permitted at all times in the permanent collection galleries. However, the use of strollers may be restricted in special exhibition galleries due to certain loan restrictions in conjunction with special exhibitions and the high visitor volume in these areas.

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