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Location and Hours

Neuberger Museum of Art
735 Anderson Hill Road
Purchase, NY 10577
located at the heart of the Purchase College, SUNY campus

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Hours

Open Wednesday – Sunday from noon to 5:00pm
Closed Monday – Tuesday

Admission

Admission is always free for all visitors.
Donations supporting our programming and daily operations are accepted.

Exhibitions on View

Please check our exhibition calendar to confirm access as some galleries may periodically be closed for installation at the time of your visit.

Tours and Class Visits

Tours and class visits bring the Museum to life for our broad and diverse community. Adult and school group tours must be arranged in advance through the Museum’s Education team. Advance reservations are required for all groups of ten or more, and for any third-party guided tours, regardless of size.  

The NEU Museum Store

Find items inspired by the Neuberger’s collections and special exhibitions of works by the world’s leading African, contemporary and modern artists.

Accessibility

The NEU is committed to making its collection, building, programs, and services accessible to all audiences.

The building is wheelchair accessible, including galleries and restrooms. Wheelchairs are available without charge at the Museum’s entrance. Gallery stools are available by request.

To report a physical or electronic barrier, please complete the Report Accessibility Barriers form.

We are committed to offering the best possible environment for our visitors. In order to achieve this, we require your cooperation with the following:

• Outside food and drink (other than water) is not permitted.
• Children twelve and under must be accompanied by an adult at all times.
• Please do not touch the artwork, frames, platforms, labels, display cases, or anything used to protect the art.
• Only pencils are allowed for sketching or note taking in the galleries.
• Unless otherwise indicated, you may take photographs for personal use.
• Keep voices low and be mindful of others.
• Cellphones should be set on vibrate or silent.
• Keep doorways and hallways accessible to other visitors.

Driving Directions 

To learn more about the drop-off point for visitors with disabilities or to request an accommodation, please contact the Museum’s Visitor Services team. 

Parking

Museum visitors should park in the West 1 Visitor Parking Lot. From the main entrance to the Purchase College campus, turn left and continue on the West Loop for approximately one mile; the entrance to the West 1 parking lot will be on your right.

Parking is free for Museum members. If you do not have a free parking pass to place on your dashboard, use the pay station located on the center of walkway closest to the Performing Arts Center (located near the ADA-accessible handicap parking spaces) to obtain your parking receipt. Select the duration of your stay and follow the on screen instructions to obtain your printed receipt. Be sure to place the receipt face up on your vehicle’s dashboard.

Walking to the Museum

After parking in West 1, cross the roadway towards the main entrance to campus. (Your landmark will be the white lettering reading “Welcome to Purchase College.”) Below this lettering is a glass case with a map of the campus you can use to orient yourself. To get to the plaza level where the museum is located, take the stairs or the elevator.

• Stairs to the plaza level are located to the right of the amphitheater. Once on the plaza, proceed along the South Arcade (covered walkway). The Museum will be the second building on your right. The entrance is directly across from the large pillar with the “Neuberger Museum of Art” name and color bar.  
  
  
• Elevator access to the plaza level is available by following signs at the underpass near parking lot West 1. A button outside the lobby doors will allow access to the elevator vestibule.  Button “2” in the elevator will take you to the plaza level. As you exit the elevator enclosure, proceed ahead to the South Arcade (covered walkway)  then follow the walkway to the left. The Museum will be the second building on your right. The entrance is directly across from the large pillar with the “Neuberger Museum of Art” name and color bar.