The artoberVA Pay-What-You-Will Event Series allows audiences to name their price of admission at select venues across the region throughout October. “Cluster Memories from Fort Bast,“ solo exhibition by Dana Frostick
Wheelchair assessable front door.
Envisioning Revolution: Virginians in Action
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Sculpting History at the Valentine Studio: Art, Power, and the “Lost Cause” American Myth with Audio Description
Currently, we have an audio description highlights tour for our exhibition, Sculpting History at the Valentine Studio: Art, Power, and the “Lost Cause” American Myth. Guests may either listen to it on their own smartphone or check out a listening device from our Visitor Services desk. Thanks to Virginia Voice for their partnership on this project.
The Valentine
The Valentine is committed to making our galleries and facilities accessible to everyone. Have questions or feedback? We would love to hear from you! Email info@thevalentine.org or call (804) 649-0711 ext. 301.
There is one accessible parking space close to the accessible entrance in the parking lot behind the building. Once parked, you are required to hand your keys to a valet person because cars may be required to be moved in order for you to access your vehicle later, and the access aisle sometimes has cars parked in it, but these can be moved by the parking lot attendant as well upon request.
The Valentine’s campus, including the historic Wickham House, all bathrooms and the Valentine garden are fully accessible by wheelchair.
Public restrooms are equipped with changing tables.
There is an elevator to the lower level of the main space where the restrooms are located, with limited signage, but it does have braille and tactile lettering next to each of the buttons in the elevator car.
The location is service animal friendly, but not pet friendly, except in the garden.
The Valentine’s campus, including the historic Wickham House, all bathrooms and the Valentine garden are fully accessible by wheelchair. The museum’s 10th street entrance has a wheelchair accessible ramp. If you would benefit from wheelchair accessible parking or have any questions about visiting and accessibility, please call our front desk at (804) 649-0711 ext. 301 and we will be happy to assist you. The museum also has two standard wheelchairs available to borrow for visitor convenience.
Dissent! Liberty & Loyalty in Early Richmond
The Valentine
The Valentine is committed to making our galleries and facilities accessible to everyone. Have questions or feedback? We would love to hear from you! Email info@thevalentine.org or call (804) 649-0711 ext. 301.
There is one accessible parking space close to the accessible entrance in the parking lot behind the building. Once parked, you are required to hand your keys to a valet person because cars may be required to be moved in order for you to access your vehicle later, and the access aisle sometimes has cars parked in it, but these can be moved by the parking lot attendant as well upon request.
The Valentine’s campus, including the historic Wickham House, all bathrooms and the Valentine garden are fully accessible by wheelchair.
Public restrooms are equipped with changing tables.
There is an elevator to the lower level of the main space where the restrooms are located, with limited signage, but it does have braille and tactile lettering next to each of the buttons in the elevator car.
The location is service animal friendly, but not pet friendly, except in the garden.
The Valentine’s campus, including the historic Wickham House, all bathrooms and the Valentine garden are fully accessible by wheelchair. The museum’s 10th street entrance has a wheelchair accessible ramp. If you would benefit from wheelchair accessible parking or have any questions about visiting and accessibility, please call our front desk at (804) 649-0711 ext. 301 and we will be happy to assist you. The museum also has two standard wheelchairs available to borrow for visitor convenience.
