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Accessibility at Asbury Park Art Club

A wheelchair accessible ramp leading into the entrance of Asbury Park Art Club

Asbury Park Art Club is an accessible art studio and creative space located at 1100 Ocean Avenue, just steps from the Asbury Park boardwalk. Our goal is simple: make it easy for people of different ages, abilities and experience levels to spend time together being creative.

Our building includes a ramp for easier access, flexible seating, and tables that can be adjusted to accommodate different needs. There are two handicap parking spaces right out front. Art à la Carte activities are self-paced, and our staff is always nearby to help guests get started, answer questions or provide extra assistance when needed.


A Creative Experience You Can Do at Your Own Pace

You don't need any art experience to participate at Asbury Park Art Club.

With Art à la Carte, everyone at the table can choose a different project and work at their own pace. There is no class to keep up with and no expectation that everyone complete a project in the same way or at the same speed.

Most activities are self-guided, but our staff can offer instructions, demonstrations, encouragement or hands-on help when appropriate. If a particular material or step is difficult, ask us. Whenever possible, we can help simplify a process or suggest another way to approach the project.

Choosing an Art Project That Works for You

Our Art à la Carte menu includes a range of creative activities with different levels of complexity and different types of hand movement.

Some projects involve cutting, threading, gripping small objects or detailed work, while others use larger materials, painting or simpler movements. If dexterity, fine-motor skills or another physical consideration affects which activities will be comfortable, our team can help you choose a project that is a better fit.

Explore the Art à la Carte project menu.

Creating Together Across Generations

One of our favorite things about Asbury Park Art Club is seeing different generations making art together.

A young child may be painting while a teenager works on a mosaic and a grandparent creates something completely different, all at the same table. Because everyone can choose their own activity and work at their own pace, families don't need to have the same interests, abilities or art experience to enjoy the experience together.

It's simply time to make something and spend time with each other while you do it.

Accessibility for Guests With Disabilities

Guests with physical, cognitive and developmental disabilities are welcome at Asbury Park Art Club.

Our flexible, self-paced format makes it easier to adjust the experience around the individual rather than requiring every participant to follow the same process. Staff members are nearby throughout your visit and are happy to provide additional explanation, extra time or assistance with project steps when possible.

If you know that a particular accommodation would make your visit easier, contact us before you come. We can talk through your needs, help recommend appropriate projects and make preparations in advance when possible.

Sensory Considerations

Asbury Park Art Club is a public creative space on the Asbury Park boardwalk, and the atmosphere can vary depending on the day and time. Some periods are quiet and relaxed, while busy weekends, holidays and special events can be livelier.

If noise, crowds or other sensory considerations are important to your visit, contact us ahead of time. Our team can help you identify a time that may be more comfortable.

Accessible and Inclusive Group Outings

We also welcome groups looking for an inclusive creative activity in Asbury Park.

We are happy to work with families, schools, community organizations, therapy groups, senior and assisted-living communities, and other groups with specific accessibility needs. Private group experiences can offer additional flexibility around timing, seating, activity selection and support.

If you're planning an outing for a group with particular needs, contact us before booking so we can help you plan the experience.

 


Frequently Asked Accessibility Questions

Is Asbury Park Art Club wheelchair accessible?

Our space includes ramp access and flexible seating. If you have specific questions about navigating the space with a wheelchair or mobility device, contact us before your visit and we'll be happy to talk through the setup with you. There is also handicap parking available right in front of the building.

Can someone with a disability participate in Art à la Carte?

Yes. Art à la Carte is self-paced, and guests can choose from a variety of projects. Our team can help recommend activities based on a guest's interests, comfort level and physical needs.

Can you adapt an art project?

Often, yes. Depending on the activity and the accommodation needed, our staff may be able to simplify individual steps, offer additional assistance or recommend a project that will be more comfortable.

Can children, adults and older family members participate together?

Absolutely. One of the benefits of Art à la Carte is that everyone chooses their own project, so people of different ages and abilities can create together without needing to do the same activity.

Can groups request accessibility accommodations?

Yes. We work with families, schools, community groups and organizations planning inclusive outings. Contact us before your visit so we can learn more about your group's needs.

Have an Accessibility Question?

Every person's needs are different, and sometimes the easiest way to plan a comfortable visit is simply to ask.

If you have a question about accessibility, mobility, sensory considerations, project selection or another accommodation, call or email Asbury Park Art Club before your visit. We'll be happy to talk through the experience and do what we reasonably can to make your time with us comfortable, creative and enjoyable.

Asbury Park Art Club
1100 Ocean Avenue
Asbury Park, New Jersey
(908) 349-1515

Accessibility information last reviewed: August 2026