
Plan Your Visit
Tickets
General admission is free. Timed tickets are required for museum entry and special exhibitions. Reserve your ticket online or by phone: 612.870.3000.
Masks
Mia requires face masks for visitors and staff. The City of Minneapolis currently requires anyone over the age of 2 to wear a mask in public spaces.
Current Museum Hours
Thursday–Sunday 10AM–5PM
Special hours:
Thursday 10AM–noon
Special hours are reserved for older adults and those defined by the CDC as vulnerable or at-risk. If you do not identify with these groups, we ask that you visit at other times.
Entrance, Directions, and Parking
Please enter and exit Mia at the Third Avenue entrance. Mia’s other entrances will remain closed until further notice. Click here to find the best way to get to Mia and for parking info. The Third Avenue ramp offers a touchless experience. Check out our accessibility resources here.
Visit our gallery map page or print a gallery map before you visit! Click here to preview, download, or print it now.
Visitor Safety
Masks
Mia requires the wearing of face masks for visitors and staff. Per
Emergency Regulation 2020-12, the City of Minneapolis currently requires
anyone over the age of 2 to wear a mask in public spaces.
Social Distancing
Social distancing required. Please stay at least 6 feet away from other visitors at all times. We will monitor all public spaces to facilitate social distancing; and have installed signage throughout the facility to encourage and remind visitors to practice social distancing.
To allow for proper social distancing, we will be operating at 50% capacity or less, and staff will be monitoring the number of visitors in and out of our smaller galleries and other public spaces. Please take turns in small galleries and allow space for other visitors.
Some areas of Mia will be restricted to one-way flow. Please observe and follow the directions of all signage and floor graphics. Elevator use is restricted to one group at a time.
Health Etiquette
Please wash and/or sanitize your hands before touching merchandise in The Store. Sanitizer is available throughout the building.
Tours and Groups
The Purcell-Cutts house will remain closed to the public until further notice. Group tours of the museum collection are offered virtually; learn more here. Onsite group tours will be discontinued until further notice. Group gatherings are limited to less than 10 people until further notice.
Increased Cleanliness
Implementation of cleaning risk mitigation strategies and disinfection of public spaces and frequently touched surfaces such as door handles, elevator buttons, vending machines, push plates, stair rails, restroom fixtures, countertops, faucet handles, and water fountains will remain an elevated priority. Designated custodial staff will focus on frequently touched surfaces utilizing EPA registered disinfectants, based on OSHA standards, CDC directives, and MDH recommendations.
In addition to custodial best practices, engineering controls will be implemented for exposure reduction solutions, such as increasing HVAC ventilation and enhanced air filter supply exchange circulation.
Questions About My Visit
Do I need a ticket?
A ticket is required to enter Mia as a way of controlling capacity and maintaining social distancing. General admission tickets are free and timed.
Do I have to bring my own mask?
Yes. We ask that all visitors don a mask prior to entering
the building. Per Emergency Regulation 2020-12, the City of
Minneapolis currently requires anyone over the age of 2
to wear a mask in public spaces.
Is social distancing being enforced?
Timed entry into the museum will be enforced.
Be aware and on time for your reserved entry time. Late arrivals (after 15 minutes) may not be able to enter the museum based on capacity. Luggage and similar large sized items will not be permitted in the museum and should be left in another secure location as Mia’s Coat Check is closed.
How do I get a ticket?
Reserve your ticket online at tickets.artsmia.org, by phone 612.870.3000 or in person at the 3rd Avenue entrance.
Are group visits possible?
Group visits are not currently available. We ask that you reserve your visit in groups of less than 10. Click here to learn more about our virtual tour offerings.
Can I check my coat and bag?
Yes! A self-serve coat check is available. Please be aware that Mia is not responsible for articles checked, their contents, or for any items left overnight. Any bags larger than 15 in. x 15 in. will not be allowed in the museum and must be checked. For security reasons, we reserve the right to inspect all items carried into or out of the museum.
Are audio guides still available?
Mia will not be renting out devices on site. Please visit artsmia.org/explore on your personal device to access Audio Stops, ArtStories, and additional content to explore in Mia’s collection. You can see if an object has an audio guide by typing in the accession number or title into the search box. You can also look for a colored sticker on labels. Type the number into the search box to find the audio.
Are there public tours?
Mia is currently offering virtual public collections and book tours; you can sign up here. For the health and safety of our staff and visitors, we are not able to offer onsite tours at this time.
Is the Store at Mia open?
Yes! The Store at Mia is open Thursday-Sunday, 11am – 5pm.
Is the Agra Cafe open?
Yes! The Agra Culture Cafe will be open museum hours.
Experience Mia
Exhibitions
Experience Mia’s vast art collection and special exhibitions.
Accessibility and Inclusion
Mia believes in making art accessible to all people. We aim to provide a safe and welcoming space by removing barriers to participation and fostering an inclusive environment.
Explore the Art
Explore Mia’s collection from home, or visit artsmia.org/explore when you’re here. Bring your device, connect to free WiFi, and start exploring.
Library and Study Rooms
From artist catalogues raisonnés to special collections, research treasures in the library can best be experienced by visiting the museum in person.
Frequently Asked Questions
Please help us maintain a safe environment for museum visitors and the art. Check out the visit guidelines and frequently asked questions.
Amenities
The Store at Mia
Sparking global curiosity by elevating the everyday. Open daily during museum hours and Mondays by appointment.
Dining at Mia
Enjoy a treat, meal, coffee, cold-pressed juice, wine or craft beer from our locally owned restaurant partner.
Venue Rental
From weddings to work parties and board meetings to brainstorms, there are many reasons to hold an event at Mia—and many one-of-a-kind spaces from which to choose.