Reopening Plan + Free Summer Admission
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Friends, we are so excited to welcome you back to the museum starting next week that we're also offering free museum admission through August!! Starting next Wednesday, July 1st, our morning weekday hours will be slightly adjusted to accommodate necessary cleaning and sanitizing. See below for our new hours and the steps we are taking to ensure the safest possible experience for our visitors and staff. ALSO, WATCH FOR OUR JULY NEWSLETTER NEXT WEEK FOR SOME EXCITING UPDATES!
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Public Hours Starting July 1st
Wed - Fri, 12 - 6 pm
Sat, 12 - 4 pm
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COVID-Related Guidelines
We recently had our facility professionally cleaned and sanitized. To create a safe and enjoyable experience for all visitors and staff, we have established the following guidelines following recommendations put forth by the CDC, the Kentucky Governor's Office, and Louisville Metro:
- If you are sick, please stay home until you are better
- Staff is self-monitoring their temperatures every 24hrs and will immediately report fevers to management
- Staff and visitors will be required to wear face masks/coverings at all times — reusable masks will be available for a $3 donation per mask and limited to one mask per visitor
- Visitors must enter through the front entrance (facing Portland Ave) — all other entrances will be inaccessible to control the flow of traffic
- Visitors will be asked to use hand sanitizer upon arrival and to leave a phone number or email address in case it is needed for COVID-19 contact tracing purposes
- Visitors are to practice social distancing at all times — the entrance lobby will have lines marked on the floor to accommodate this
- Signage and arrows will be posted throughout the museum to coordinate the flow of traffic
- Visitors should not touch surfaces unnecessarily — interactive elements in our exhibitions have been adapted or temporarily removed
- Restrooms will have locks on the main door so that they are single-use — we will post signs on both sides of the door to remind visitors to lock the main door behind them
- Water fountains will be turned off
- Hand sanitizer will be available in key locations throughout the museum
- Surfaces, such as door handles, will be sanitized on a fixed schedule or if there's an influx of visitors
- The number and flow of visitors will be monitored, and the number of visitors in a gallery at one time will be limited as needed
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