Locations

Parking

• The Duluth Transit Center parking ramp at 228 W Michigan Street, Duluth, MN 55802 (Google Maps) has free parking for 1 hour and Skywalk access. One block away. Follow Skywalk signs for US Bank Plaza.
• The Holiday Center parking ramp at 207 W Superior Street, Duluth, MN 55802 (Google Maps) also has Skywalk access. Parking lot entrance ramp located on 1st Street. One block away. Enter Skywalk on Floor 2 and follow signs for US Bank Plaza.
• The Fourth Avenue Auto Park (Google Maps) and Tech Village Ramp (Google Maps) are also nearby and connected to the Skywalk. Both are about three blocks away from the DAI.
• Paid street parking available. There are two ways to pay for parking downtown, an app and a pay kiosk. Pay kiosks are available on Superior Street between 3rd and 4th Avenue West, near the DAI.

Note: Michigan Street is a one-way traffic street. 

Download the Park Duluth app for easy street parking. 

Bus

The Duluth Transit Center at 228 W Michigan Street, Duluth, MN 55802 (Google Maps) is located about one block from the DAI. All Duluth bus routes include this stop. Plan your bus route here.

Skywalk

The Skywalk is an indoor walkway system connecting much of Downtown Duluth. The portions of the Skywalk near the DAI are open 7am–7pm Monday–Friday. Skywalk hours may be extended during DAI events. Check specific event page for details.

Biking

There is a bike rack outside the US Bank Building near the Superior Street entrance, and longterm locked bike storage available for rent in the Duluth Transit Center.

Gallery Accessibility Features

• Accessible front desk to request assistance
• Light-weight portable stools
• Walker
• Magnifier sheets for text
• Audio tour app with alt text
• Gallery seating
• Wheelchair accessible

Kids in the Galleries

The DAI Galleries welcome guests of all ages. Here are some helpful guidelines to ensure our youngest visitors can enjoy the artwork in a way that is safe and respectful of the space, the artwork, and other gallery guests.

• Please do not touch the art! Parents, please hold the hands of kids that may be too young to remember this rule.
• The galleries are a place for careful walking, no running or playing. Always pay attention to where you are going so you don’t walk into any artwork.
• The artwork may deal with difficult or mature themes at times. Pay attention to content warning signage, and ask a DAI team member if you have questions about the content of a specific exhibition before introducing it to a young viewer.
• All children must be closely accompanied by an adult at all times.
• Ask at the front desk about coloring pages, activity books, or other handouts.
• Use the QR codes or Bloomberg Connects lookup numbers to listen to exhibition audio tours. The Bloomberg Connects app and website is free and great for non-readers and readers alike.

Parking

A small parking lot is available on the West side of the building, as well as free on-street parking. Handicapped parking space directly in front of West side entrance.

Studio Accessibility Features

• Adaptive and easy grip handles for art materials
• Adjustable stools
• Tabletop easels
• ADA ceramic wheels
• Easy Grip Scissors
• Upstairs clay studio and main classroom space wheelchair accessible

Kids at the DAI Studio

There are classes and events for artists of all ages at the DAI Studio (Lincoln Park Building), but not every program is intended for all ages. Here are some guidelines to help get kids involved:

• Before registering for any program, pay attention to the age range listed on the registration page. If you or your child fall outside the age range, please contact DAI Education Manager Jesse Switters at [email protected] to check if the range has flexibility.
• Except for summer camps and specified youth classes, children must be accompanied by an adult at all times.

Classes, Camps & Workshops