Museum of Contemporary Art
520.624.5019
265 South Church Avenue
Tucson, AZ, 85701

MOCA Tucson is located on the ancestral lands of the Tohono O’odham.

Hours of Operation:  

MOCA will be closed February 20 – 27 for installation. Please join us for the opening of Frequencies on Friday, February 28 from 7-9pm!

Thursday – Saturday: 11am – 6pm

Sunday: 11am – 4pm

Admission:

Adults $7, Students and Seniors $4, Youth Free.

Admission is free on Sundays.

 

For the safety of our community, all visitors and staff are strongly encouraged to wear a mask when visiting the museum.

 

Bicycles: MOCA is proud to be a League of American Bicyclists recognized Bronze Seal Bicycle Friendly Business! We are conveniently located half a mile from the Santa Cruz River Path, the El Paso + Southwestern Greenway and right off the Cushing bike route providing safe paths to the Museum with bicycle racks out front.

Parking: Metered parking (accepts both cash and card) is available in front of the Museum on McCormick St., and east of the Museum on Stone Ave. Paid parking is available in the Convention Center lot across Church Ave. and in the La Placita parking garage on Church Ave near Broadway Blvd. Free two-hour parking is available in the Barrio Viejo where Church Ave. becomes Convent Ave. across Cushing St. 

Accessibility Information: Designated accessible parking (with access to a ramp) is available on the south side of McCormick St. in front of MOCA. MOCA has an accessible restroom in the lobby and all exhibition and lecture spaces are ADA compliant. MOCA is committed to providing access to the arts for everyone; for additional information or to arrange accommodations, please call MOCA’s front desk at 520.624.5019 or email info@moca-tucson.org.

Where to Stay: Unique among downtown Tucson hotels, The Downtown Clifton Hotel offers stylish accommodations and personalized service in historic Armory Park  just a few minutes walk from MOCA. The original hotel (now known as “The Bunkhouse”) was built in 1948 along Stone Avenue, formerly US route 80. In 2014, the vintage hotel was purchased from its original owners and lovingly restored as The Downtown Clifton. In 2019, the Downtown Clifton built an additional  22-rooms for a stylish Sonoran Modern expansion (“The Senorita”) that speaks to the original vintage feel of the hotel.  On the grounds of the hotel you’ll find The Red Light Lounge, featuring local and regional beers, wines, classic and craft cocktails and contemporary Tucson cuisine. Visitors staying at the Downtown Clifton receive 2 for 1 admission at MOCA, as well as 10% off any purchase in the MOCA Shop.