The Meadows Museum is committed to making the museum accessible for all visitors.
Please note that our efforts to make our website, programs, and museum more accessible are ongoing. If you encounter any accessibility concerns, please contact us at museumaccess@smu.edu.
Anyone needing a disability-related accommodation in order to participate in a museum program should contact museumaccess@smu.edu at least one week prior to the program to arrange for the accommodation.
The Meadows Museum's mobile guide is equipped with several features to support accessibility:
We're committed to continually improving accessibility for all users. If you encounter issues accessing content within this guide, please contact us at museumaccess@smu.edu.
All ADA-recognized mobility devices are permitted in the museum.
ASL interpretation is available free of charge for programs and tours.
Please give at least one weeks’ notice. All requests will be considered regardless of their timeliness. Email museumaccess@smu.edu.
Assistive Listening Devices (ALDs) may be checked out for free on a first-come, first-served basis for those attending lectures in Smith Auditorium, guided tours, and select other on-site programs. ALDs can be checked out at the visitor services desk.
All ADA-recognized service animals are welcome in the museum.
Per SMU’s Animals Policy, emotional support, therapy, comfort, or other assistance animals are not permitted in the museum. We apologize for the inconvenience.
Ideal for visitors on the autism spectrum and those who benefit from having clear expectations, this document is a step-by-step guide about what to expect on a class visit to the Meadows Museum, with photos and simple descriptions.