(Above image: Nite Station (detail), c. 1985. Romare Bearden (American: 1911 – 1988). Watercolor on paper, 14 x 19 ½ in. Canton Museum of Art Collection. Purchased with funds from the Margretta Bockius Wilson Fund. Number: 2007.9.

KNOW BEFORE YOU GO — CLICK HERE FOR MORE DETAILS

• Please check for announcements about hours on CMA's website and Facebook pages.

• NOTE: Regular hours do not apply during exhibit changeovers or special event periods. 

• Accessibility Information is below.

Museum Office Hours:

Monday through Friday from 10:00am - 5:00pm
Staff is best reached via email or phone message to their extension at 330-453-7666.

The Museum is Closed on Most Major Holidays:

New Year's Eve, New Year's Day, Easter, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving, (Day After Thanksgiving), Christmas Eve, Christmas Day
 

Accessibility

Accessible Parking / Ramp / Wheelchairs: Accessible Parking is located in the Museum's parking lot at the Cultural Center for the Arts, directly off Market Avenue North. The Access Ramp is located at the entry at the front of the Museum. We also have several wheelchairs (located in our lobby) that are available to guests at no charge, on a first come, first served basis. Please ask our front desk staff if you would like to borrow one of our wheelchairs for your visit.
 

Sensory Inclusion: Click here for information
CMA is Sensory Certified through KultureCity. The Museum has backpacks to aid those with sensory needs, as well as designated areas for quiet, crowd free zones. CMA staff has been trained to meet assist visitors in their needs.

Questions / Requests: If you are visiting and have questions or specific requests, please contact the Museum's Patron Services Desk: 330.453.7666 ext 111.
 

Americans with Disabilities Act - Accessibility: The Canton Museum of Art considers physical and programmatic accessibility for people with disabilities as an integral part of the organization's planning and budgeting process. CMA facilities are accessible to all people with disabilities, including wheelchair / roller ramps and marked accessible parking areas. We work within our exhibitions and programs to provide opportunities for everyone to have meaningful engagement with art, including access points for those of varying hearing, visual, cognitive, and health abilities or challenges. This includes signing and visual/sensory aids whenever possible. Additionally, the Museum's Art Therapy program engages its participants in exhibition and art experience activities directly tailored to their mental and/or physical health needs. CMA's Curatorial, Education, and Marketing staff act to advise Museum leadership on accessibility protocols and recommend new initiatives for programs. In the course of 2022-2024 CMA is dedicated to further expanding engagement and accessibility in the galleries, such as phasing in Braille exhibition labels and related tools where possible, in partnership with local, regional, and national foundations for specific project funding needs.

Parking

Free parking is available in front of the Museum, directly off Market Avenue North. Paid parking may apply during special events and other performances at the Cultural Center for the Arts and the Canton Civic Center, including the Cultural Center Parking Deck, unless otherwise noted. The Museum has no control over these performances and parking requirements. Bus parking available at the south end of the building.

Additional Info for Visiting

• A limited number of wheelchairs are available at the Patron Services Desk
• Food and beverages are NOT permitted in the galleries
• No oversized bags.
• Photography is permitted in the galleries, including special exhibitions, unless noted. NO flash, tripods, selfie sticks or other accessorsies are permitted. * Photography must be for personal, noncommercial use. *
• Connect with us on Facebook @CantonMuseumofArt and Instragram @cantonmuseum to share your visit and tag us
• Pencil sketching is permitted in the galleries, unless otherwise noted. Please be considerate of your surroundings and other visitors.
• For More Visiting Info: Know Before You Visit

Downtown Canton

Downtown Canton is the place to be for local and sustainable restaurants, a growing Arts District, and live music! Enjoy over 25 art galleries, studios, and vintage shops! Check out live music at many of the bars, and catch a First Friday to see the streets come alive each month. It’s not all new though — the historic Canton Palace Theatre and Bender’s Tavern still remain staples for your visit to Canton!

Things to Do       

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Where to Eat

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Where to Stay

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