Hours
The Bayer Center is open Tuesday-Saturday I 12 – 5 pm.
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Getting Here
The Bayer Center is located at on the southeastern edge of the Aspen Meadows Campus, at the intersection of Gillespie Avenue and North 5th Street. Our address is 610 Gillespie Avenue. We are less than one mile from the heart of downtown Aspen, and steps away from the Benedict Music Tent and Harris Hall. We recommend taking the Downtowner or the free RFTA Crosstown Shuttle.
Parking
Free, designated parking is available on the south side of the Music Festival parking lot, adjacent to Gillespie Avenue.
Tours
Sign up here for free tours of the current exhibition and the Aspen Meadows campus.
Accessibility
We are committed to making the Bayer Center welcoming to all visitors. We strive to accommodate visitors with accessibility requests to the best of our ability, advance arrangements are preferred when possible. Please contact us at bayercenter@aspeninstitute.org for assistance with a specific need or with any questions.
**Service Animals**
The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) defines a service animal as a guide dog, signal dog, or another animal trained to assist an individual with a disability. Only service animals that meet these criteria are allowed in the Bayer Center galleries. Pets and emotional support animals are not permitted.
**Gallery Seating**
Lightweight folding gallery stools are available upon request for guests who would benefit from additional seating while viewing the galleries.
**Wheelchairs**
The Bayer Center is fully accessible in accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). Wheelchairs are welcome throughout the building, and we can provide a wheelchair for any visitor who requests it.
Mobile App
The Bloomberg Connects free mobile app makes the Bayer Center accessible for either onsite or offsite visits through photo and audio features, offering insights into current exhibitions. Spanish translation available.
Now available! Discover the stories behind the sculpture and land art throughout the Aspen Meadows campus with a new self-guided tour on the Bloomberg Connects app. Just scan the QR codes located next to each artwork to learn about the rich history and design legacy of this one-of-a-kind landscape designed by Herbert Bayer.
Explore Aspen Meadows Like Never Before!
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Scan the QR code to access the guide with the Bloomberg App
