Stop by the welcome table in Diane W. Burke Hall, Ruth and Harold D. Uris Center for Education (Ground Floor), to request an assistive listening device, an American Sign Language interpreter, a sighted guide, and a large-print or Braille schedule of events, or to learn more about access accommodations, programs, and resources at The Met. You can also access The Met's sensory-friendly resources online and take a break in the quiet galleries.
