BRIC is committed to advancing accessibility for disabled artists, audiences, and staff members. We understand disability as a spectrum, inclusive of neurodiversity, chronic illness, mental health disabilities, and invisible disabilities, as well as disabilities that affect mobility, sight, hearing, and other senses.

BRIC House’s main entrance uses accessible, power-assist doors located on Rockwell Place. The lobby contains an accessible, non-gendered, single-user/family restroom located in the North Hallway. The Gallery level is accessible via platform lift with assistance from our Visitor Experience Attendant (VEA) or Security Staff. The Project Room is on the main level and is wheelchair accessible. Masks are provided near the entrance for all guests. Audio descriptions of the artwork in our exhibition spaces can be found on the BRIC Guide on the Bloomberg Connects app through a scannable QR Code to access audio descriptions on BRIC’s website.

Guide dogs and other trained service animals are welcome at BRIC HOUSE, excluding pets and emotional support animals. For more information on accessibility at BRIC, visit our accessibility page.