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From official public websitesSources last checked Nov 8, 2026 · Not field audited
The date records our source check, not a visit or confirmation by the venue. No organization account has verified this listing.
What the venue publishes
Mobility & getting around
The 6th Street entrance is at street level with an automatic door. Elevators reach all floors. Accessible restrooms are on all floors except the lobby.
— Summarized from the public source during initial catalog research.
— Re-read the live source; the summary still matches.
Next source check due May 7, 2027. Note ID contemporary-arts-center.mobility.1
Accessible parking is at the 21C valet on Walnut Street, around the corner from the 6th Street entrance. Tell the valet and the 21C front desk it is for CAC accessible parking to receive the $10 rate.
— Summarized from the public source during initial catalog research.
— Re-read the live source; the summary still matches.
Next source check due May 7, 2027. Note ID contemporary-arts-center.sensory.2
Planning & predictability
Sensory bags include fidgets, hearing protection, a sensory narrative and a sensory map. Free tours for visitors with memory loss and their caregivers are offered; contact the center to schedule.
— Summarized from the public source during initial catalog research.
— Rechecked: the two-week notice applies to other accommodations, not explicitly to memory-loss tours; listed the sensory bag contents.
Next source check due May 7, 2027. Note ID contemporary-arts-center.cognitive.1
Rest & everyday needs
Not documented in the sources we checked. Confirm with the venue.
Visitor reports from around the web
These accounts describe individual experiences and may be historical. They are separate from the venue’s published information and have not been independently verified by Threshold.
No sufficiently attributable accessibility report is included for this place yet. That is a research gap, not evidence about the quality of access.
