You may print your tickets or show e-tickets at the door.

The Museum and Memorial are two separate sites. The Legacy Museum is an indoor narrative museum with audio, exhibits, art, videos, and comprehensive content about the legacy of enslavement through contemporary issues of mass incarceration. The National Memorial is an outdoor memorial situated on a 6-acre space where visitors walk a path through our history of racial injustice.

The Museum and Memorial are approximately 0.9 miles apart. Free shuttles between the Legacy Museum and the National Memorial for Peace and Justice run at 10-minute intervals every day except Monday and Tuesday.

Both the Museum and Memorial are self-guided experiences. The Legacy Museum features many interactive components, and visitors spend 3 to 5 hours on average at the Museum. Visitors spend 1 to 1.5 hours on average at the Memorial.

Both the Museum and Memorial are wheelchair accessible. We have wheelchairs available upon request.

When planning a visit with children, we encourage taking into account the estimated time spent at each site. If you are concerned about preparing children to engage with the subject matter, we recommend reviewing our website and exercising your discretion.

PDF versions of our reports are available on EJI's website here.

Our Lynching in America curriculum, based on the report that inspired the Memorial, can be found here.

Just Mercy: Adapted for Young Adults by EJI Executive Director Bryan Stevenson is available for purchase at our Gift Shop.

The Museum and Memorial are closed every Monday and Tuesday, as well as Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day. We will alert guests of any additional closures through this website.

To make a reservation for groups of more than 25 people, please click here.

Please find more information about the Equal Justice Initiative’s Community Remembrance Project here.

Please call the ticket office at (334) 386-9100.

Yes, tickets can be purchased at our ticket office, located in the Legacy Museum at 400 N. Court Street, Montgomery, Alabama, 36104. To make sure you’re able to experience both the Museum and Memorial on your preferred days, we suggest purchasing tickets online in advance of your visit.

Refunds and changes are not guaranteed. Please email [email protected] with your order number, reason for request, and your desired date and time change.

Our Museum and Memorial brochure is available in PDF format here. 

In order to preserve the sacredness of the space and the integrity of each visitor's experience, we do not allow video or audio recording, tripods, or lighting equipment at the Museum or Memorial. We do not allow photographs of any kind inside the Museum and ask that all visitors turn their cell phones completely off while inside the Museum. While visitors to the Memorial are welcome to respectfully document their experience with still photography using a cell phone or hand-held digital camera, we require professional photographers and press to contact us for permission in advance of scheduling any photo shoots on location.

If you have any questions or special requests, please email [email protected] as far in advance of your visit as possible with a proposal. Due to the current volume of requests, we regret that not all requests will be accommodated. 

Members of the media may email [email protected] for a press kit.

Press passes for the Memorial and Museum are not available at this time. If you are interested in visiting the sites, please purchase tickets online or at the ticket office. 

Yes, the Legacy Gallery is now available as a rental space for group meetings. Reserve the Legacy Gallery for your meeting here.