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Families

A smiling child throws a gold balloon up in the air in a gallery

Photo by Renee Rosensteel

Photo by Renee Rosensteel

The Warhol offers engaging, interactive installations and activities that appeal to children and adults alike. A visitor favorite, we invite you to move and stretch with Warhol’s floating, metallic sculptures Silver Clouds. You can star in your own short film with the screen test machine, and explore tactile reproductions of Warhol’s iconic artworks.

Visiting with Family

To ensure a fun and safe museum experience for your family, please adhere to the following guidelines:

  • Children under the age of 12 must be accompanied by an adult.
  • Children should not be carried on shoulders or held over objects and displays.
  • Mothers are welcome to nurse wherever they are comfortable; we recommend the seating area on the museum’s underground level, which offers comfortable chairs and a safe area for children to explore.
  • Baby carriers must be worn facing front. Backpack-style carriers may be checked at admission desks.
  • Strollers are permitted on all levels of the museum. Please do not let children under the age of 12 push strollers or wheelchairs. Strollers are available free of charge on a limited basis at the admission desk.

Artwork

Warhol’s work can be delightful and engaging for kids, with eye-popping colors, fun patterns, and familiar subjects, from Mickey Mouse to bright pink cows. While the museum does feature adult content, our staff can offer helpful tips and guidance to recommend the most family-friendly galleries during your visit.

Facilities

Strollers and diaper bags are permitted on all levels of the museum; they may also be checked at the admission desk. Changing tables are located in all restrooms on floor two and on the underground level. Mothers are welcome to nurse wherever they are comfortable; we recommend the seating area on the museum’s underground level, which offers soft seating and a safe area for children to explore. 

 

 

Play Area

The museum’s underground level features a relaxed seating area for families to take a break.