![The Hood Museum of Art's north entrance. Photo by Rob Strong. In the foreground there are pink flowers and in the background is a grey brick building with letting that reads Hood Museum of Art.](https://hoodmuseum.dartmouth.edu/sites/hoodmuseum.prod/files/styles/slide/public/hoodmuseum/images/facade_tile_photo_by_rob_strong_16x9_2000px.jpg?itok=JysIdZQ0)
LEFT The Hood Museum of Art's north entrance. Photo by Rob Strong.
Explore information and resources for your visit to the Hood Museum.
There are a few construction projects happening around the museum this summer, but we are open as usual. Our neighbor, the Hopkins Center for the Arts, is in the midst of a major expansion and renovation and Dartmouth has also kicked off its carbon neutral project.
Due to construction, the easiest way to access the Hood Museum is from Lebanon Street. The museum has two entrances: a north entrance (wheelchair accessible) and a south entrance (stairs). If you require a wheelchair accessible entrance, and are in need of assistance, please call the museum's front desk prior to your visit (603-646-2900) and a visitor services guide will direct you.
Wednesday: 11:00 am–5:00 pm
Thursday–Friday: 11:00 am–8:00 pm
Saturday: 10:00 am–5:00 pm
Closed Sunday, Monday, and Tuesday
6 East Wheelock Street
Hanover, NH 03755
Due to construction, currently, the easiest way to access the Hood Museum is from Lebanon Street. An all-day public parking garage is located at 7 Lebanon Street. Click here for more information.
Vehicles parked in designated handicap parking zones or in paid public parking areas displaying a valid handicap license plate, decal, tag or card may park for free, but for no more than ten consecutive hours in the Marshall Lot and Hanover Parking Facility and for no more than three hours in all other designated handicap parking zones. Click here for more information.
In the Upper Valley, ride the Advance Transit Brown, Green, or Orange Route to the Hanover Inn stop.