Plan Your Visit
Museum HoursWednesday thru Saturday
10 AM - 5 PM Sunday 12 Noon - 5 PM Open Dr. Martin Luther King Day with related programs |
AdmissionGeneral Admission
Adults $14 Youth (4-12 yrs.) $10 Students (w/ I.D.) $10 Senior Citizens $10 AAMP Members FREE Access / EBT $2* |
Access / EBT $2:
*Present your Pennsylvania ACCESS/EBT card and receive general admission for up to four adults at $2 each. (ACCESS/EBT card along with a photo ID required.) Not valid for special exhibitions, programs, or with any other offers or group rates. On-site only. ACCESS Admission is a citywide initiative led by Art-Reach.
For group rates call:
(215) 574-0380, ext. 228
The museum has barrier-free access for the physically disabled.
*Present your Pennsylvania ACCESS/EBT card and receive general admission for up to four adults at $2 each. (ACCESS/EBT card along with a photo ID required.) Not valid for special exhibitions, programs, or with any other offers or group rates. On-site only. ACCESS Admission is a citywide initiative led by Art-Reach.
For group rates call:
(215) 574-0380, ext. 228
The museum has barrier-free access for the physically disabled.
Special Promotion
AAMP is joining the National Constitution Center in a special joint ticket promotion!
Visitors can now explore two Arch Street staples with a single ticket that includes admission to both institutions for a discounted price. The African American Museum in Philadelphia (AAMP) is the hub for learning about African American History and culture in the region, and our partner, the National Constitution Center in Philadelphia is the museum that brings together people of all ages and perspectives, across America and around the world, to learn about, debate, and celebrate the greatest vision of human freedom in history, the U.S. Constitution. Experience stories of freedom, equality, and the richness of “We the People,” as told through AAMP and the National Constitution Center.
Joint tickets are now available online, or in person at both museums. Adult joint tickets are now available for $24 (savings of $4.50), youth tickets for $18 (savings of $3). Click here to purchase your joint ticket today!
Visitors can now explore two Arch Street staples with a single ticket that includes admission to both institutions for a discounted price. The African American Museum in Philadelphia (AAMP) is the hub for learning about African American History and culture in the region, and our partner, the National Constitution Center in Philadelphia is the museum that brings together people of all ages and perspectives, across America and around the world, to learn about, debate, and celebrate the greatest vision of human freedom in history, the U.S. Constitution. Experience stories of freedom, equality, and the richness of “We the People,” as told through AAMP and the National Constitution Center.
Joint tickets are now available online, or in person at both museums. Adult joint tickets are now available for $24 (savings of $4.50), youth tickets for $18 (savings of $3). Click here to purchase your joint ticket today!
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Get the Most From Your Visit
Museums are special places for us to learn about special objects and materials. When you come into that space, you learn about things in a short period of time. Museums are a good place to spend time looking and thinking.
Here are a few simple rules for your visit:
Here are a few simple rules for your visit:
- Read about the museum before your visit. You can look up the museum on the web. You can look at the local newspaper. You can go to the local library. Museums often make material available to groups or schools in advance of the trip. Knowing things about the museum in advance will give you a sense of what to expect. It will also prepare you to find the things that are of special interest to you.
- Unless you are directed by museum staff, do not touch or handle objects. Many objects are sensitive to oils in our skin and to radical changes in temperature and light. When untrained people handle objects, especially historic ones, they can unknowingly cause damage. It is the museum's job to preserve objects for many generations to come.
- Do not run or play around in the museum. Injuries can occur. Museum objects can be damaged.
- Avoid unnecessarily loud conversation because it disturbs others who are visiting the museum. People in the museum want to reflect and focus. This requires a calm setting. Disturbances can sometimes break concentration.
Group Tours
We offer age-appropriate tours for adult groups, school groups and pre-school groups. Led by experienced museum docents, guided visits are designed to introduce participants to the exhibitions on view in our four galleries. Tours can also be scheduled for the general public and be tailored to satisfy special interests and needs.
Ready to Book an Experience for Your Group?
If you have any questions about booking before completing your request,
call 215-574-0380, ext. 225
call 215-574-0380, ext. 225
Would you like AAMP to come to you?
Check out the educational services that can be delivered to you on our Education Page
Check out the educational services that can be delivered to you on our Education Page
