Non-flash photography and video recording for private, non-commercial use are permitted unless otherwise noted. The use of flash, selfie sticks, tripods, monopods, drones, and professional video equipment is prohibited unless approved in advance by the museum's Communications Department. Unauthorized photoshoots and staged photography are strictly prohibited. Photography and video of specific works of art or galleries marked as no-photography are not allowed.
In addition to scheduled programming, the museum offers SmARTy Packs, available to borrow from the information desk, that are filled with activities that families can do together in the galleries and fun Family Guides to the collection that kids can take home with them.
To protect our objects, backpacks of any size and oversized bags are not permitted in the galleries. Lockers are available on a first-come, first-served basis. Necessary medical supplies may be carried in a tote bag within the galleries. The museum is not responsible for lost or stolen items.
Repeated handling of artwork can cause damage such as staining, corrosion, abrasion, surface loss, or breakage.
Yes, you may sketch, write, or take notes with a pencil in the galleries. However, other mark-making materials, such as markers, paint, and charcoal, are not permitted.
On-campus options include the Cox Hall food court, Kaldi’s at the Depot, and Highland Bakery at Goizueta Business School. In Emory Village, a short walk from campus, you’ll find Wagaya, Savi Provisions, Dave’s Cosmic Subs, Falafel King, Chipotle Mexican Grill, Cava, Sweetgreen, and Panera Bread, among other choices.
If you don’t mind a short drive, you can also try Emory Point, which offers The General Muir, Boruboru, The Gumbo Gourmet, and Sri Thai Kitchen, among other choices.
