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The Palm Springs Art Museum houses a significant collection of contemporary art, Native American art, and works inspired by the American West, set in an accessible stone complex.
All exhibits are wheelchair accessible, with complimentary standard wheelchairs available upon request from security. Accessible parking and a passenger drop-off zone are available via the north and south parking lots. Accessible restrooms are located on the lower level and third floor. The museum’s 430-seat Annenberg Theater, on the lower level, presents music, dance, theater, and lectures, with reserved wheelchair seating, free assistive listening devices, and closed captioning or transcripts on all video content. Audio tours are available for special exhibitions, with large-print transcripts upon request. Sign language interpreters are available with a minimum of 5 days advance notice.
Free admission is offered Thursdays 5–8 PM and always for children under 18 and active-duty military.
Visitors note the museum is walkable and compact, with wide hallways and galleries — manageable in 1–2 hours. Free assistive listening devices available. On theater event nights, some visitors note accessible parking fills up quickly and recommend arriving early.
Drop off Zones
Accessible Facilities & Restrooms
Paved & Level Pathways
Accessible Routes to Areas of Interest
Reserved Wheelchair Seating
Loaner Mobility Aids
Assistive Listening Devices
Sign Language Interpreters
Audio Guides
Free Admission
Sign language interpreters available with minimum 5 days advance notice.