COVID-19 POLICIES
Our main priority is the health and comfort of our visitors and staff.
These are challenging times so we value your patience and apprehension as we steer through as efficiently as we can. While visiting The Cuban, please follow the following health and safety measures for preventing the spread of COVID-19.
- If you feel sick, stay home. You must not be experiencing any COVID-19 symptoms or have been in contact with someone diagnosed with or showing signs of COVID-19 when visiting the museum.
- Limited daily capacities and timed ticketing has been implemented to facilitate safety measures. Please reserve your tickets in advance.
- Face coverings are recommended for all visitors who are not vaccinated—in accordance with CDC and Miami-Dade County guidelines.
- Visitors are encouraged to follow one-way recommended paths throughout the museum, along with required entry and exit points into the museum.
- Wash and sanitize your hands frequently. Hand-sanitizing stations will be placed throughout the museum. There are also restrooms for easy access to hand-washing areas.
VISITOR POLICIES
Cameras
Only cellphone cameras are allowed in the galleries. Commercial photography and videography must be pre-arranged through [email protected]
Galleries
Please do not touch the artwork on display.
No smoking, food and drinks
Food and drinks are not permitted inside the museum.
Strollers
Baby strollers are permitted in the museum, however, we will not be able to store them during your visit.
ACCESSIBILITY
Courtesy Wheelchairs
All galleries and facilities are wheelchair accessible. Complimentary wheelchairs are available at the visitor services desk for the duration of your museum visit.Parking
Parking space is available on a first-come, first-served basis.
The American Museum of the Cuban Diaspora is a nonprofit, tax-exempt organization. The museum was made possible by the 2004 Building Better Communities bond program, enacted by the citizens of Miami-Dade County, and the generous support of the Miami-Dade County Department of Cultural Affairs and the Cultural Affairs Council, the Miami-Dade County Mayor and Board of County Commissioners.