Starting in 2024, our historical building will undergo major renovations to make it universally accessible.
We will welcome the public until December 22, after which our curators will start to safely pack and store the Museum’s collections.
During closure, the Museum’s team will continue to engage with the public and the McGill Community in various ways. Stay tuned and do not forget to visit our Learning Services Page.
| Monday | CLOSED |
| Tuesday | 9:30 am to 4:30 pm |
| Wednesday | 9:30 am to 4:30 pm |
| Thursday | 9:30 am to 4:30 pm |
| Friday | 9:30 am to 4:30 pm |
| Saturday | CLOSED |
| Sunday | CLOSED |
Kindly note the Museum is closed on public holidays, as per the university’s schedule.
We regret to inform you that at this time, the Redpath Museum is not wheelchair accessible and is not equipped with escalators, elevators or access ramps. The exhibits span three floors that can only be accessed via a staircase.
From 2024, our historical building will undergo major renovations to make it universally accessible.
Thanks to Ministry of Education grants, the Operating and Accessibility funds, and the support of generous donors, the Museum will become easily accessible to all visitors, including those who use a wheelchair or for whom stairs are a barrier.
For groups of 9 persons or less, admission to the Museum is by voluntary contribution.
Suggested amounts are as follows:
| age range | suggested contribution |
|---|---|
| Adults | $10 |
| Children and Students | No contribution expected |
| Families | $20 |
| Groups/Tours |
Reservation in advance is required, for groups of 10 participants or more. |
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