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A free contemporary art museum in the Miami Design District, with Sensory-Friendly Kits (noise-canceling earmuffs, sunglasses, fidget toys and an emotion chart) at the front desk, and free Accessible Tours on select Tuesdays when the museum is closed to the public.

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Sensory supports. Sensory kits at the front desk, free admission.

Hours

Galleries open Wednesday to Sunday, 11 am to 6 pm; closed Mondays and Tuesdays. ICA Miami is closed on major federal holidays including Christmas Day, New Year's Day, Veterans Day, Memorial Day and Thanksgiving.

61 NE 41st Street, Miami, FL 33137

Sensory help, in the museum's words

“Sensory-Friendly Kits are available for visitors with sensory processing disorders at the front desk!”

“Our sensory-friendly kits come equipped with noise-canceling earmuffs, sunglasses, various fidget toys, and an emotion chart to enhance your experience at ICA Miami.”

“Through ICA Miami’s Accessible Tours, participants with disabilities and neurodiverse guests of all ages can experience the museum without crowds or distractions.”

  • Accessible Tours are offered on select Tuesdays when ICA Miami is closed to the public, at no cost. The museum's trained educators work with you on content accommodations and modifications based on your group's needs. The museum offers them for kids, adults and senior groups, and two weeks' advance reservation is required: email accessibility@icamiami.org, and an educator will contact you to talk through your group's needs.
  • A social narrative to help guests is available before you visit. To get it, email accessibility@icamiami.org, the address the museum gives for accessibility requests and questions.
  • The museum offers the kits for visitors with Autism Spectrum Disorders or Sensory Sensitivities.

In their own words: icamiami.org. Checked Wed, Nov 11, 2026. Something wrong or out of date? Tell us · How we check

Three things to know

  1. Free admission; advance timed tickets are highly recommended.
  2. Sensory-Friendly Kits at the front desk, with noise-canceling earmuffs, sunglasses, fidget toys and an emotion chart.
  3. Free Accessible Tours on select closed Tuesdays, with two weeks' advance reservation.

Visual schedule

Art Museum Visit

  • Ride in the car
  • Go in the museum
  • Show the ticket
  • Look at the art
  • Bathroom
  • Show the ticket
  • Ride in the car
  • All done
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Ask before you go

  • a quiet room or a calm space inside the museum
  • whether the sensory kits need an ID or deposit
  • whether a single family can book an Accessible Tour
Call 305 901 5272
More about ICA Miami
  • Tickets: admission is free of charge, courtesy of City National Bank of Florida. Advance tickets are highly recommended for guaranteed entry, and guests who arrive without tickets may be unable to enter based on building capacity. Parties larger than 9 must make a group tour reservation. Free daily tours of the current special exhibitions meet in the lobby at 12 pm and need only a free museum ticket.
  • Arriving and leaving: scan your QR code at the front desk when you come in, and again at the iPad kiosk near the exit when you leave.
  • Right now: the second and third floors are temporarily closed for exhibition installation.
  • Bags: oversized bags and luggage aren't allowed in the museum, and the museum asks you to leave backpacks and large bags at home whenever possible. It can't store luggage or bags larger than 23 x 12 x 17 inches.
  • Strollers are welcome in most areas, though access may occasionally be limited in certain galleries. Oversize and jogging strollers aren't allowed, and strollers can be checked free of charge at the front desk.
  • Gallery rules: food and drink, including open containers of water, aren't allowed in the galleries. Children under 12 must be with an adult at all times. The museum asks guests to use discretion when talking in the galleries. Photos for personal use are welcome, without flash, tripods or camera extension poles.
  • Parking: the Museum Garage entrance is on 41st St between NE 1st and N Miami Aves, directly across from ICA Miami. Paradise Plaza Parking Garage (41st St between NE 2nd and 1st Aves), Palm Court Parking Garage and City View Garage (both on NE 38th St) are nearby. Valet parking is available in the neighborhood for $5, and there is street parking, with the PayByPhone app where permitted.
  • Getting around: the accessible curb ramp is just west of the main entrance, the main doors open with accessibility buttons, and all three levels are reachable by elevator. Accessible restrooms are on each floor, with gender-neutral single-stall restrooms on the first and second floors. Courtesy wheelchairs are free, first come, first served, at the Visitor Services desk.
  • Hearing and vision: sign language interpreters for tours and public programs are free when requested at least 2 weeks ahead at accessibility@icamiami.org. Transcripts of the audio tours are at the Visitor Services Desk, and Touch Tours are designed for visitors with visual impairments.
Email
accessibility@icamiami.org Accessibility requests, Accessible Tours and the social narrative

Source: icamiami.org

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