PARKING
There is free off-street parking in the Museum's lot. On busier days, the lot fills quickly. Here are some alternatives:
- Metered parking (one or two hours) is available on many of the streets surrounding the Museum.
- Park all day in the Coro building garage, located one block from
the
Museum, and purchase a parking sticker ($2) at the Museum Gift Shop before you leave. Stickers are valid for all-day parking.
- To
reach
the Coro garage from the Museum: turn right onto Point Street from
Hospital
Street; turn right at the light onto East Franklin Street; turn right
onto Basset Street; turn right toward the garage. To access the Museum:
leave the garage and walk down South Street to
the Museum. See map for details.
- For more information about Providence parking options, visit parkdowntownprovidence.com.
AT THE MUSEUM
- Museum visits usually last between two and four
hours.
- While most exhibits
can
be enjoyed by visitors of all ages, Littlewoods
is only for children
age 4 and under and their caregivers.
- The Museum offers daily programs. Check
the calendar to determine
which programs are of
interest and age appropriate for your child(ren).
- The Museum Gift Shop offers a
variety of educational and imaginative toys and gifts in a wide price
range.
- All signage is in both English and Spanish.
- The Museum is fully wheelchair accessible.
- For the convenience and enjoyment of all of our visitors,
we have umbrella strollers available for use in the Museum free of
charge. We ask that you leave large strollers at home or in your
vehicle.
- The Museum tends to be more crowded on rainy days, school
vacation weeks and certain holidays. Feel free to call ahead to find
out if the Museum is particularly busy or if school groups will be
visiting that day. Early morning and late afternoons are generally
quieter times to visit.
- We work hard to ensure the Museum's
cleanliness
for all visitors. You can help too by washing your hands
frequently with soap and water and covering your coughs and
sneezes. Click
here to learn more about our cleaning procedures. Click here
to learn more about what you can do to stay healthy.
FOOD
- No food, drinks or gum are permitted in exhibit areas,
including
coffee, sippy cups and children's snacks.
- The Museum does not have food service. You are welcome to
bring a snack or lunch to enjoy in the Museum's lunchroom or, weather
permitting, in The
Children's Garden, which has two exciting new learning environments.
There are several
nearby restaurants with children's menus. Ask at the Admissions Desk
for recommendations.
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