Accessibility at the Albright-Knox

The Gallery is committed to making its world-renowned collection
accessible through programs and services for visitors.

Look for these symbols throughout the AKAG

	Audio Tours for adults and children are available with Gallery admission.
	Audio Description Tours and Large Print scripts of the tours are available with Gallery admission. Verbal Description Tours for visually impaired visitors are also available. For more information about our Verbal Description Tours, please call 716.270.8249 or contact us.

	Guided Tours of the Gallery's permanent collection are offered at no additional cost.
	The Gallery Auditorium is equipped with Assistive Listening Devices. Available at the Admissions Desk.
	The Gallery is Wheelchair Accessible from the Elmwood Avenue entrance. Wheelchairs are available on a first-come, first-served basis.
	dThe Gallery is equipped with a TTY Teletypewriter at the Admissions Desk. Please call 716.270.8297.

Accessibility Programs

The Matter at Hand program provides enriching art experiences for individuals of all ages with special needs. Find out More Information About the Matter at Hand Program.

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