FAQs 

Is the Museum closed on holidays?

The Museum is open from Tuesday to Sunday; Monday is closed. We are open on all holidays as well. 

How big is the Museum?

The Museum consists of 3 floors and a sculpture garden. It is one of the largest Contemporary art spaces in India.

Is photography allowed at the Museum?

Yes, photography is allowed at the Museum. Please remember to maintain a safe distance from the artwork.

How long does it take me to cover the whole museum?

It will take around 45 minutes to 1 hour to look at the entire museum. We also have a documentary, which is 15 minutes long, that will give you an insight into what sort of artworks are in this museum, what the idea was behind creating this space, etc.

What are the provisions included in the ticket?

The ticket includes viewing of the artworks on all 3 floors and the sculpture garden. It also includes a documentary, which is 15 minutes long, that will give you an insight into what sort of artworks are in this museum, what the idea was behind creating this space, etc.

Will I be able to understand the artworks without a guide?

The artworks are accompanied by detailed descriptions and artist statements that are written in English. Reading them would give you a proper insight into the artwork. If you additionally need to discuss the artwork, our team on the floor will be happy to talk to you. 

Are the artworks displayed at MOG for sale?

Yes, the museum doubles up as a gallery, and some of the works presented are for sale. The museum representatives will be able to help you with pricing and purchasing the artworks.

Can my children visit the Museum alone?

For the safety of our guests, all children below the age of 18 must be accompanied by an adult.

Does MOG organise any events?

Yes, MOG has a regular Sunday event called “MOG Sundays”, where experts in different fields give talks and lectures on their area of expertise. MOG also hosts events other than MOG Sundays, such as plays and performances.

Do I have to pay separately for a guided tour?

Guided tours of the Museum are charged separately. Our storytellers, trained in the arts and storytelling, speak multiple languages to ensure that you have the most memorable visit.

Museum Director Subodh Kerkar gives special tours as well. We highly recommend you pre-book tours of your preference (only for larger groups of people).

Is the Museum wheelchair accessible?

The Museum is wheelchair accessible, and our staff are trained to be accommodating of all our guests’ needs.

Can I come to the Museum just to visit the Shop? If so, do I have to pay the admission fee?

Visitors are welcome to walk directly into the shop, which is just inside the main entrance. No admission fee needed.

Does the Museum provide food and beverages?

The Museum Cafe has a delicious and versatile menu with vegetarian and non-vegetarian options, all of which are not covered by the entrance fee. To reduce wastages, we recommend visitors bring water bottles for refills as opposed to buying water bottles at the Museum.

Is the Museum an accurate representation of Goa?

The Museum of Goa serves as a contemporary art space where each artwork narrates stories of Goa. There are paintings, sculptures, digital artefacts, as well as art installations which tell you stories about Goa's History.

Is this a historical museum?

The Museum of Goa is a contemporary art museum, which narrates stories of Goa through the lens of over 20+ Goan artists. It offers an insight into Goan history and allows visitors to understand the artworks as a response to history, rather than a representation of it.

Is the Museum owned publicly or privately?

MOG is a privately owned contemporary art Museum, founded and owned by Goan artist Subodh Kerkar.