COVID-19 Safety Guidelines

Visiting the Ah-Tah-Thi-Ki Museum

The Ah-Tah-Thi-Ki Museum is now reopen to the public.

As mandated by the tribal government, we are requiring masks be worn at all times in all of our indoor spaces. This applies to ALL guests (with the exception of children under the age of three), regardless of vaccination status. We appreciate your help in protecting our community. We will continue to update our policies based on health official guidance and our policies may change at any time.

As part of our commitment to your health and safety during your visit, the museum is implementing a number of measures, including:

• Thorough cleaning of all public spaces including, restrooms, exhibition areas, handrails, and counters. Wheelchairs are available and will be cleaned between each use.
• Hand sanitizer stations throughout the museum.
• Physical distancing reminders and indicators will be present throughout the Museum.

All visitors are required to:

• Wear face coverings indoors that cover your nose and mouth. Disposable masks will be available to guests and reusable masks are available for purchase in the Museum Store.
• Stay home if you are not feeling well, have symptoms of COVID-19, or have tested positive for COVID-19.
• Practice good hygiene.

Please note that groups of 10 or more will not be permitted and group tours will resume at a later date. Notice of reduced capacity can be found at the entrance to each gallery. Museum staff will be available to answer any questions.