VISIT THE WENDE

POLICIES

Photography and Video
Visitors are welcome to take non-flash photography and video in all galleries and other public areas for personal use only. Any exceptions will be noted with on-site signage. Flash photography is not permitted in the galleries.

The Wende Museum regularly records and photographs visitors for non-commercial educational and documentary purposes. By entering the property, visitors consent to the use of their appearance and likeness in any and all media without limitation or reservation.

Smoking
The Wende Museum is a smoke-free environment.

Service Dogs
Service dogs — that is, dogs trained to do work or perform tasks for the benefit of an individual with a disability, including a physical, sensory, psychiatric, intellectual, or other mental disability — are welcome at the Wende Museum. Service dogs should be dressed as service animals, and must be on leash, remain on the ground, and be under the constant control and supervision of the handler. Service dogs must be housebroken. Cleaning up and disposing of liquid or solid waste is the sole responsibility of the service dog’s handler, and the museum suggests bringing necessary supplies and addressing this issue before entering the museum’s property. A service dog and its handler will be asked to leave if at any time the dog is out of control or deposits waste on museum property.

ACCESSIBILITY

The Wende Museum is committed to making its collections, building, programs, and services accessible to all visitors, and understands universal accessibility as an ongoing process. Please check back for updates as we continue to expand access. For accessibility questions or assistance, please email info@wendemuseum.org.

Accessible Entrance and Exits
The front entrance of the museum is wheelchair- and stroller-accessible.

Both public and emergency exits in the rear of the building are also wheelchair- and stroller-accessible.

Accessible Parking
Multiple accessible parking spaces are available in the public parking lot immediately adjacent to the museum.

Wheelchairs
All galleries, offices, workspaces, and outdoor facilities are wheelchair-accessible.

Restrooms
There are two single-stall all-gender restrooms at the rear of the museum, as well as a multi-stall women’s restroom and a multi-stall men’s restroom near the front entrance. All restrooms are wheelchair-accessible.

Seating
Seating is available in all public galleries as well as the museum gardens.

Children
All galleries and facilities are stroller-accessible. Visitors are asked to exercise caution when bringing strollers into museum galleries.

Breastfeeding and bottle-feeding are permitted throughout the museum. Both multi-stall bathrooms near the front exit feature a large counter that could be used for changing.

We encourage children of all ages to visit the Wende Museum; however, those under age 11 must be accompanied by an adult.

Visual Access
The development of audio tours and large-print gallery guides are in progress. We aim to achieve improved visual access in the coming year. Please direct all inquiries to info@wendemuseum.org.

ASL
ASL interpreters can be available upon request. Please direct all inquiries to info@wendemuseum.org.