MUSEUM OPEN
March 13- December 22, 2024
Wednesday – Sunday
10:00 am – 4:00pm
Get tickets for the day of your visit!
General admission is transferable for another day by contacting Visitor Services: Wednesdays – Sundays, 10am – 4pm, general admission is non-refundable.
To contact Visitor Services email: info@cahoonmuseum.org.
Museum Admission
Museum members: No charge
Adults: $10.00
Seniors: $8.00
Students: $8.00
Child (under 12): No Charge
Card to Culture: $2.00 per person
NARM Members: Free with NARM identified membership card
NEMA (New England Museum Association): Free with NEMA Card
Blue Star Families: Free (begins on Armed Forces Day, Saturday, May 18, 2024, and ends on Labor Day, Monday, September 2, 2024)
We work with Community partners to offer specific discounts to visitors.
- Library pass program (good for two adults), present pass when checking in.
- The Cahoon Museum of American Art is also proud to participate in Mass Cultural Council’s Card to Culture program, the most comprehensive effort of its kind to open doors to arts and culture experiences for low-income families. EBT, WIC, and ConnectorCare card holders can purchase tickets for $2 each to the museum. Available in person. For more information, please email info@cahoonmuseum.org.
- New England Museum Association (NEMA) members admitted free of charge. (Card holder only)
See the full list of participating organizations offering discounts for EBT, WIC, and ConnectorCare.
*Learn more about NARM and other member benefits
Business Office Hours:
Monday – Friday, year-round
9:00 am – 5:00 pm
Please call or email to schedule a staff appointment.
info@cahoonmuseum.org | 508-428-7581
Closed major holidays
Accessibility:
The Cahoon museum is wheelchair accessible and has an elevator to access all floors. Please use our ramped entrance on the west side of the building leading directly into our main lobby or through the lower level entrance by the main parking lot, press buzzer to gain entry, take elevator to first floor lobby.
Entrance from our courtyard does require a steep step up into the main lobby, if you have any mobility concerns please use our ramped entrance or lower level entrance to the lobby via the elevator.
Public restrooms are available in our lower level, accessed via elevator from within the museum or by lower level entry door.
Please note, there are no stairs leading to/from the lower level.
For more information about our building and accessibility please contact Visitor Services, info@cahoonmuseum.org
“What a hidden gem – Went with friends after they “discovered” this fine museum.
Small but very well curated.
A couple of special exhibits that were fascinating, almost mystical. Nice art. Interesting.
The permanent exhibits are well chosen to represent the artists who own the property at one time. This is worth going to a few times a year.”
-Stephen G.
Cahoon Museum of Art PSA
Directions:
The Cahoon Museum of American Art is located at 4676 Falmouth Road (Route 28) in Cotuit, MA 02635. Cotuit is one of the seven villages of the Town of Barnstable, located in the mid-Cape region of Cape Cod. Cotuit can be found between Osterville, Marstons Mills and Mashpee. The Museum is located where Main Street, Cotuit meets Route 28 and near where Route 130 meets Route 28.
From Outer Cape: Take Route 6 to Exit 65 (Route 149); proceed 4 miles south to Route 28; turn right on Route 28 and continue for two miles. The museum is on the right just before the intersection with Route 130.
From Upper Cape and Sagamore Bridge: Take Route 6 to Exit 59 (Route 130); proceed 7 miles south to end of Route 130 at Route 28, then turn left. The museum is the second building on the left.
From Bourne Bridge: Take Route 28 to the exit for Route 151; proceed east and south to intersection with Route 28 at Mashpee Rotary; follow Route 28 east out of rotary toward Hyannis for 2 miles. Once you pass the traffic light at Route 130, the museum is the second building on the left on Route 28.
From Falmouth Area: Follow Route 28 to the Mashpee Rotary and continue on Route 28 toward Hyannis for 2 miles. Once you pass the traffic light at Route 130, the museum is the second building on the left on Route 28.