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Art Institute of Chicago

The Art Institute of Chicago houses a collection of art spanning centuries and the globe. The museum encourages visitors to explore its extensive collection, exhibitions, and free daily tours.[1]

#Hearing - Assisted Listening Devices
#Hearing - Closed Captioned Media
#Hearing - Hearing Loops
#Hearing - Printed Tour Scripts
#Hearing - Sign Language Interpreters
# Mobility - Accessible Parking
# Mobility - Accessible Ramps
# Mobility - Accessible Restrooms
# Mobility - Elevator Access
# Mobility - Wheelchair Access
# Mobility - Wheelchair Loans
# Mobility - Wheelchair Seating in Theatres
# Service Animals Welcome
# Visual - Audio Described Media
# Visual - Braille Materials
# Visual - Large Print Materials
# Visual - Tactile Exhibits
# Visual - Touch Tours
Michigan Avenue Entrance at Art Institute of Chicago

Mobility: Ramps at Michigan Ave (111 S Michigan) & Modern Wing (159 E Monroe) entrances. Elevators access all levels. Manual wheelchairs free (no reservation) at checkrooms. Personal wheelchairs (manual/electric), single-seat scooters, knee scooters, walkers, crutches, canes permitted. Segways, hoverboards etc. not permitted; manual wheelchairs offered as alternative. TDD/TYY phone in Michigan Ave lobby. Accessible seating in auditoriums. Note temporary stair-only access to Deering Galleries until Dec 6, 2024.[2, 3] Drop-off lane at Modern Wing entrance.[2] Hearing: Assistive listening system (T-coil compatible) in all auditoriums (devices free). Open/closed captioning at most public lectures. ASL interpretation for lectures/tours available (2 weeks notice via access@artic.edu). Interactive ASL tours offered (check calendar). Mobile app supports Bluetooth hearing aids; transcripts accompany most audio.[4] Visual: Multisensory Gallery (Ryan Learning Center) with touchable materials, Braille labels, audio descriptions via app. TacTiles kits (touchable reproductions with large print/Braille descriptions) available free (Thurs-Mon 11-3 or by request).[5] Mobile app offers Verbal Description tours.[5] Sensory: Resources for visitors with autism/sensory-processing disorders mentioned.[2, 3] Service Animals: Welcome.[3] Parking: Accessible parking in nearby garages (e.g., Millennium Garages).[2, 6] Contact: Request accommodations via access@artic.edu (2 weeks notice recommended).[2, 3]

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Field Museum

The Field Museum connects all of us to the natural world and the human story.[7]

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Adler Planetarium building

Adler Planetarium

The Adler Planetarium, established in 1930, holds the distinction of being the first planetarium in the Western Hemisphere. Its primary mission is to connect people to the universe and to each other.[18]

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Exhibit at Griffin Museum of Science and Industry

Griffin Museum of Science and Industry

The Griffin Museum of Science and Industry has been providing unique experiences designed to spark scientific inquiry and creativity since 1933.[12]

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