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VISITOR FAQ
We’ve made many adjustments to our museum operations, including rigorous health and safety measures and visitor guidelines. Please take a moment to review the information below in advance of your visit.
FOR FURTHER QUESTIONS
[email protected]
305.673.7530
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When is the museum open? Do you have regular hours?
The Bass is open:
Wednesday – Sunday
12-5 p.m.
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What art is on view during my visit?
Please visit thebass.org/art for a comprehensive list of all current exhibitions and art on view.
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Do I need to purchase tickets in advance? Do you offer timed-entry tickets? Can I buy tickets online?
The museum is open for walk-in visits. There are no time-entry ticketing options currently in place. You do not need to purchase tickets in advance, however online ticketing is available here. Tickets purchased online may be redeemed up to 1 calendar year after purchase.
Remember, Miami Beach residents receive free admission, always, thanks to the City of Miami Beach!
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What forms of payment do you accept?
Cash, check and credit/debit card payments are accepted, however credit/debit card payments are preferred. We cannot accept the following as forms of payment: Apple or Android Pay, Bitcoin, or Paypal.
EBT cardholders receive free admission year-round thanks to the Museums for All program. Each SNAP EBT benefits card permits 4 visitors. The Bass is a member of the Museums for All program, initiated by the Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS), providing free admission to families receiving food assistance benefits. For more information, please visit museums4all.org.
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Can I take a guided tour of the museum and exhibitions during my visit?
Yes, guided tours are available. The Bass Highlights tours take place every Saturday at 2 PM and are included in the price of admission. We also offer digital self-guided tours of select galleries.
Private tours and school tours may be arranged by inquiring at this link.
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WHAT TYPES OF VIRTUAL TOURS ARE AVAILABLE AT THE MUSUEM?
Explore The Bass with our digital guide on Bloomberg Connects, the free arts and culture app.
Our guide takes you behind the scenes at The Bass with exclusive multimedia perspectives from artists, curators, and more. Use the app to plan your visit, then easily access helpful insights on-site. Afterward, dive deeper into your favorite works at home–or anywhere, anytime!
Features include expert commentary, video highlights, and exhibition maps. The app can be downloaded for free at Google Play or the Apple App Store.
Download and learn more
Are the café and shop open? The museum café Offsite x The Bass is is open during museum hours. The museum gift shop, operated by museum staff, is open during museum hours. Select stock may be limited or unavailable to browse. For more information on the shop and the café, please visit here.
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Does the museum have any in-person programs or events at the building?
Visit The Bass events calendar for upcoming events. Subscribe to our weekly newsletter and follow us on social media to receive the latest information for programs and exhibitions at The Bass.
Check out our virtual programs at thebass.org/virtualbass.
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Is Collins Park open?
Yes, Collins Park is open. This public green space is operated by the City of Miami Beach. Please refer to the City’s Parks and Recreation Department for updates on the park’s opening hours and regulations. They can also be reached by phone at 305.673.7779.
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What health and safety measures are established at The Bass?
The Bass continually monitors the CDC, WHO, Miami-Dade County and City of Miami Beach guidelines to ensure all policies and protocols are implemented accurately and effectively. In addition , the following measures are currently in effect:
- The building is sanitized thoroughly each day, and high traffic areas such as bathrooms, elevator call buttons, railings, door handles, etc. are frequently sanitized.
- All guests and staff members are encouraged to wash hands frequently. Sanitizing stations are located throughout the building for regular use.
- Hospital-grade HEPA air filters are in use throughout the facility and are changed and monitored frequently. HEPA filters are high efficiency filters that typically capture over 99.5% of all particulate pollution, including pollen, viruses, bacteria, and mold.