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Oakland Museum of California
1000 Oak Street
Oakland, California 94607
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The Oakland Museum of California is open during the renovation!
To learn more, start here: www.museumca-campaign.org
The Oakland
Museum of California is located in downtown Oakland, one block
from
the Lake Merritt BART station and a few blocks from highway 880.
Click on "Map, Directions & Parking."
Parking is available in our underground garage, or you can park
in the lot located at the Kaiser Events Center next to the museum
on 10th Street. To help plan your trip see our upcoming
exhibitions page and events
calendar page. Click on "nearby
attractions"
for ideas of interesting things to do after your visit. Or enjoy
a meal in our restaurant.
We
have gift certificates available that are good towards museum membership!
Please call 510/238-6614. Gift certificates cannot be mailed,
but
may be purchased or picked up during normal museum hours.
Please
note: The
Dorothea Lange Collection is temporarily removed. Please
check back for updates. |
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Hours
Wednesday
through Saturday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m
Sunday, noon to 5 p.m.
Closed Mondays
and Tuesdays
First Friday of each month open until 9 p.m.
The museum will close at 3 p.m.on November 21, Christmas Eve (Dec.
24), and New Year's Eve. (Dec. 31).
Museum closed
on New Year's Day, 4th of July, Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day. |
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Admission |
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$8
for adults |
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$5 for
seniors (65 and over) |
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$5 for
students (youth and adults, with valid ID) Children under
the age of six are free |
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Free
Second Sundays |
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Photography (no flash or tripod)
is permitted in the permanent galleries. Photography is prohibited
in temporary exhibitions. And, of course, our amazing koi pond,
gardens, and terraces are always “ready for their close-ups!” |
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Buy
tickets now! Including tickets for The African Presence in México Through Music Saturday August 1 8 p.m.
The Oakland Museum of California is accessible to wheelchair
users, and a limited number of wheelchairs are available
at the admissions desk (level 2) on a first-come, first-served
basis. There are accessible restrooms and telephones on level
1 and level 2. Elevators service all three floors and public
areas are accessible. Sign-language tours for exhibitions
and galleries and tours for visually impaired visitors are
provided with advance notice through the Docent office (510/238-3514).
Sign-language interpretation is provided for many family
programs. Assistive listening devices for lectures and docent
tours are available through admissions. A TTY for visitor
use is located in the hallway outside the restaurant (level
2). The museum is accessible through our parking garage on
Oak Street between 10th and 12th. There are handicapped spaces
and a ramp into the museum. Please note the vertical clearance
of the garage is 6'8". For those traveling via public
transit or using street access, there is a ramp on 10th Street,
south of the 10th Street entrance. If you have any questions,
call the museum at 510/238-2022 or email equist@museumca.org
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Museum
Gardens.
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Group
Rates
Groups must include at least 10 people and purchase all of the tickets at the same time. Offer good for General Admission, does not include special events.
Due to staff limitations as a result of gallery renovations, all self-guided groups must schedule their visit through the Docent Office, 510/238-3514
Please note that proof of location is required for school groups. To verify status as a school group, please bring letterhead from the organization.
Rates:
Oakland School Groups: Free Non-Oakland School Groups: $1/person (all public, private, collage or home schools; school letterhead required)
All other groups are half price general admission: $4 Adults, $2.50 Students/Seniors. Prices are subject to change.
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