Costs, Policies and Museum Manners
The Museum welcomes teachers and group leaders to self-guide groups
smaller than 50 students. Self-guided groups must make a reservation in
advance. Both docent-led and self-guided tours are offered at $2 per
students.
- $2 per student, $4 for tour with art making
$3 per college/university student
- Teachers and chaperones are free
- Payment by cash or check (payable to the Tucson Museum of Art) the
day of the visit, unless other arrangements have been made
Scheduling a Tour
Please schedule your tour at least three weeks in advance of your desired
date. Reservations are contingent upon availability, and tours are not
scheduled until confirmed via email. Please download the registration form and mail, fax or email
it to Tours@TucsonMuseumofArt.org.
Cancellations
If you must cancel or reschedule, please call the Administrative Assistant at
520-624-2333 ext. 111 as soon as possible.
Museum Manners
Click here to download a copy of our Museum Manners for School Groups.
Please review the following key tips to ensure a terrific time for all:
- Review the “Museum Manners” with your students and chaperones.
- Collect money from your students prior to the day of your visit in order to begin your tour on time. The Museum accepts cash; checks, major credit cards, and purchase orders.
- Arrive 10 minutes prior to you scheduled time-call (520) 624-2333, ext.111 if there is an unexpected delay.
- Leave backpacks, large bags, food & drinks on the bus or in the classroom-they are not permitted in the Museum.
- There are no school-group dining facilities at the Museum; however bag-lunches can be enjoyed in the courtyard of the Museum (weather permitting).
- The best field trip experience is when the teachers and chaperones are active participants in the experience! Consider making a pre-trip visit with family or friends to become familiar with the collections. The Museum is open every day except major holidays and Mondays. The first Sunday of every month is free.
- Bus parking is available at the corner of Telles Street and Meyer Avenue and also directly in front of the Museum’s 140 N. Main Avenue entrance doors.