Anacostia Community Museum
Washington, DC
10 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily
Closed Dec. 25
Admission is free
About
Located in the Anacostia neighborhood, this museum examines, documents, and interprets the impact of historical and contemporary social issues on urban communities.
Highlights
Dynamic rotating exhibitions explore various aspects of urban community life, including modernization, cultural encounters, environmental change, gentrification, employment, and globalization.
Getting Here
We encourage the use of Metrorail and Metrobus.
Metrorail
Metro Station: Anacostia (Green Line); transfer to W2 or W3 bus
Nearest Accessible Metro Entrance:
Anacostia
Shannon Place between Martin Luther King Jr Ave. and Firth Sterling Ave. SE
Howard Rd., north of Anacostia Freeway SE
Check Metrorail's Elevator and Escalator Service Status page for service disruptions.
MetroAccess
To provide an address for MetroAccess Paratransit, please use 1901 Fort Place, SE.
Free on-site parking is available. These spaces do not require advanced reservations.
Dining and Shopping
Dining
While this location does not have dining, view dining options at our other locations.
Shopping
While this location has no museum store, you can always shop online.
Accessibility
See Getting Here for information on accessible parking and public transportation.
Accessibility Information and Programs
Disability access service requests: ACMtours@si.edu