The Newcomb Art Museum is currently closed to off-campus visitors.
Hours
The Newcomb Art Museum is currently closed to off-campus visitors but plans to reopen to the public in May 2021.
Tulane students, faculty, and staff can visit the museum on Wednesdays and Fridays between 9:30 am and 12 pm or by appointment; email museum@tulane.edu to learn more or schedule a class tour.
Directions
The Newcomb Art Museum is located in the Woldenberg Art Center on the Tulane campus.
If you are taking Uber/Lyft or using Google maps, the destination to be entered is Newcomb Art Museum (not Woldenberg Art Center).
From I-10 Baton Rouge: Exit Carrollton, turn right onto Carrollton. Turn left on Claiborne (you will have to make a U-turn after crossing Claiborne, and then make a right onto Claiborne). Turn right on Broadway. Turn left on Willow. Take the second right on Newcomb Place. Drive into campus. Turn right at first stop sign. The Museum is on the right in the Woldenberg Art Center.
From the Central Business District: Head north (upriver) on Claiborne. Turn left on Audubon Drive. After crossing Willow, Audubon becomes Newcomb Place. Drive into campus. Turn right at first stop sign. The Museum is on the right in the Woldenberg Art Center.
Visiting with a large group? Rent a charter bus with National Charter Bus New Orleans or New Orleans Charter Bus Company.
Accessibility
The Newcomb Art Museum is committed to inclusivity and equal access for our patrons with disabilities and is fully wheelchair-accessable. If you require further ADA accommodations to enjoy your visit, please contact Tom Friel by email at tfriel@tulane.edu or by phone at 504.865.5361.
There are designated ADA parking spots near the venue. To locate the nearest accessible parking, please click on the “ADA Accessibility” option on the interactive campus map: https://admission.tulane.edu/map.
Help us be better! The Newcomb Art Museum is committed to accessibility and welcomes suggestions for improvement. Please contact Tom Friel by emailing tfriel@tulane.edu to let us know about your access needs or how we can better serve our patrons with disabilities.
