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FAQs

Got questions? We’ve got answers. Here’s the lowdown on all things NAGB.

About the museum

Despite our name, the NAGB is a museum. We collect, preserve, research, and exhibit Bahamian art. The artworks on view are not for sale.

We’re a contemporary art museum committed to Bahamian visual art, from the 19th century to today. Our exhibitions explore culture, identity, environment, and society.

Visiting the museum

We’re open Tuesday to Sunday, 10 am to 5 pm. We’re closed every Monday.

Admission ranges from $5–12, depending on category.
See full admission details here.

Most visitors spend 1–3 hours, but a minimum of 30 minutes is recommended to enjoy your experience.

Yes, free but limited parking is available on site.

We offer:

  • Museum Store
  • Free Wi-Fi
  • EV charging station
  • Public restrooms
  • Indoor and outdoor seating
  • A landscaped Art Park and public sculpture garden
  • 24-hour security
  • Quiet indoor and outdoor spaces for reflection or informal meetings

 

Yes, we are committed to welcoming visitors of all types and backgrounds. The following are in place:

  • Elevator access to all gallery floors
  • Translations of exhibition texts in Spanish, French, and Kreyol via QR code
  • Note: The Art Park is unpaved and hilly and may not be suitable for all visitors

No, come as you are! We just ask visitors to avoid clothing with strong language or sensitive content out of respect for others.

 

Yes, guided tours are available for schools, community groups, and private groups. Self-guided tours are also welcome.

 

Yes, non-flash photography is allowed. Tripods or special equipment are not allowed.

You can disregard any “no photography” signs—they refer to flash. Some works may prohibit photos, but this will be clearly indicated by a label. For all policies, see below. 

 

Yes! We rent our unique venue for select events like weddings, anniversaries, and corporate functions. We do not rent the museum for art exhibitions, political or religious events, or private parties. Not sure if your event is eligible? Get in touch.

Art and artists

Yes! Our Inter-Island Travelling Exhibition (ITE) and partnerships with regional and international museums bring Bahamian art beyond New Providence.

We are not able to offer individual feedback. We encourage you to attend workshops, portfolio reviews, and other professional development events.

Our Acquisitions Committee reviews works based on merit, relevance, and research needs. One way to be considered is by participating in our National Exhibition.

Yes, but acceptance is not guaranteed. Contact the curatorial team at curatorial@nagb.org.bs ↗ with details. All proposed donations are reviewed by our Acquisitions Committee to ensure they align with our mission and collection goals.

Exhibitions are curated 2–3 years in advance. Send a PDF with a short intro, samples, CV, and contact info to curatorial@nagb.org.bs ↗. We welcome submissions but are not able to respond to all.

No, we do not offer appraisal services. We recommend www.bahamasfine.art ↗.

No. We do not offer conservation services for external works.

Getting involved

Yes. We welcome volunteers! A short training is required. We do not offer formal internships, but we’re open to nurturing young talent.
Contact our education team at education@nagb.org.bs ↗.

See what’s on and upcoming on our events page, join us on social media, and sign up for our newsletter!

Additional questions

For any other questions, feel free to contact us at info@nagb.org.bs. ↗

Getting here

We’re open year-round with exhibitions, programmes, and more. Find hours, admission info, and everything you need to make the most of your visit.

Connect with our team

Have a question? Reach out to our team—we’re happy to help and point you in the right direction!

Venue rentals

With wraparound verandahs, an open-air amphitheatre, and lush grounds surrounded by art, the museum offers a a one-of-a-kind setting for your event.