Welcome!

The Tang Teaching Museum is free and open to all!

The Tang invites curiosity and active engagement with art and ideas. The Tang’s galleries function as exhibition spaces, lecture halls, performing arts venues, town halls, and laboratories for new ideas. All are welcome to explore what’s on view and expand their understanding about the diversity of the human experience.

When you’re in the gallery, our trained Tang Guide staff are available to answer any questions. They’re there for you! Learn more about Tang Guides.

Plan Your Visit

The Tang presents over a dozen exhibitions each year, rotating new shows every few months. There is always something new to see. Visit often! Learn about what’s on view on our Exhibitions page. If you have any questions, contact our Visitors Services Desk at 518-580-8080 or tang@skidmore.edu.

We offer multiple ways to engage with the museum. Check out our events calendar. Visiting with children? Check out our Family Programs.

Group Visits

We encourage group visits! We ask for at least two weeks notice, for both guided tours, given by Tang Guides, and self-guided tours. Contact Olivia Cammisa-Frost, Special Events and Publications Manager, at ocammisa@skidmore.edu. For K-12 school groups, reach out to Njeri Jennings, our Tisch Educator, at njennings@skidmore.edu.

Accessibility

The Tang welcomes all visitors to its exhibitions, collections, and building. The Tang is committed to offering programs that are accessible to everyone. If any visitor or tour requires accommodations, such as ASL interpretation, please contact Olivia Cammisa-Frost, Special Events and Publications Manager, at 518-580-5529 or ocammisa@skidmore.edu, two weeks in advance of your visit.

• Parking: Free visitor parking is available in the Tang lot adjacent to the Museum, on Skidmore’s campus. Designated parking spaces are available for visitors with disabilities. The Tang entrance closest to the Tang lot is fully accessible.

• Service Animals: Service animals are always welcome at the Tang Museum.

• Wheelchairs: The Museum is accessible to wheelchair users. A wheelchair is available free of charge at the coat room on a first-come, first-served basis. Coatroom and free lockers are also available.

Info for Students, Faculty & Staff

Students, faculty, and staff conducting research or preparing for classes can make appointments to visit exhibitions and the Tang collection during regular business hours. Class visits can occur when classes meet, even outside of the museum’s regular public hours. Please make appointments as far in advance as possible.

For Exhibitions: Contact Rachel Seligman, Assistant Director for Curatorial Affairs, at rseligma@skidmore.edu.

For Collections: Contact Nora Riccio, Collections Registrar, at nriccio@skidmore.edu or 518-580-5547.

Travel Directions

Skidmore College, in Saratoga Springs, is approximately 180 miles from New York City, Montreal, and Boston. The city is most conveniently reached by automobile via the New York State Thruway and the Adirondack Northway (Exit 15). The Greyhound and Adirondack Trailways bus lines as well as Amtrak offer daily service to and from New York City and Montreal, and several major airlines have regular flights to the Albany County Airport.

Exit 15 from the Adirondack Northway (Interstate 87) leads to the Skidmore Campus. After the exit, follow Route 50 toward the city of Saratoga Springs, turning right onto East Avenue. Make another right turn where East Avenue intersects with North Broadway and proceed north about a quarter of a mile to the College’s main entrance.

If traveling on the New York State Thruway, take Exit 24 to Interstate 87 north. Those approaching from the Massachusetts Turnpike should follow Interstate 90 west by taking turnpike Exit B 1. Proceed west to Exit 1 for Interstate 87 north.

Public Transportion

Skidmore College is accessible from various locations in downtown Saratoga Springs via the Capital District Transit Authority’s bus route No. 452. More information can be found on the CDTA website.