Gallery Renovations in Progress. TMA is reimagining the gallery experience starting in 2025 with a planned completion date of late 2027. Some of our galleries will be closed during the renovation project and some artworks will be off view.

Please view our museum map for list of open galleries.

What’s Open

The museum remains open! You can enjoy:

• Classic Court

• Wolfe Gallery

• The Robert C. and Susan Savage Community Gallery

• The Glass Pavilion

• The Family Center

• Education Wing (Classes are still happening!)

• TMA Café, TMA Store, and Library

Restrooms, elevators, and visitor entrances stay open. Signs will help guide you during your visit.

Hoping to see a particular artwork during your visit? Call us to confirm it is on view. 419-255-8000

What’s Changing

• On April 20, 2026 The Robert C. and Susan Savage Community Gallery, Little Theater, Classic Court, Wolfe Gallery, Galleries 1, 4, 6, 7, 35 and the TMA Store in Gallery 3 will close for renovation.

• The Great Gallery and Galleries 22, 23, 24, 26, 27, 32, 33, and 34 closed on December 15, 2025.

• Galleries 29 and 31 are already closed.

• Levis Gallery closed after Rachel Ruysch: Nature Into Art ended on July 27, 2025.

• Impressionism works are temporarily off view and traveling (they’ll return in the re-installed galleries).

• Cloister Gallery remains closed (it will be back!).

Driving

The main parking lot is located off Monroe Street, behind the Green Building.

Parking at TMA is free to all visitors thanks to a generous donation from the Taylor Automotive Family, honoring the late Julie Taylor.

Parking at the Toledo Museum of Art is available only to visitors during regular public hours of operation. On Mondays and Tuesdays, when the Museum is closed to the public, parking is not permitted unless expressly authorized.

Bus

TARTA bus routes 2, 22, and 26 stop near TMA.

Biking

Bike racks are available near the Green Building and the Glass Pavilion.

For the safety of the artwork, backpacks are not allowed in any of TMA’s galleries. You may be also asked to check large bags.

For the best visit experience, TMA suggests all visitors check bags and coats upon arrival in Herrick Lobby or at the Monroe Street entrance at the Glass Pavilion.

We are committed to offering inclusive experiences to people of all ages and abilities. Please see more information on accessibility or call our Visitor Services team at (419) 255-8000.

Know before you go. Explore our gallery guidelines to help ensure a safe, welcoming, and artful experience for everyone.