Accessibility

• We are dedicated to ensuring that The Gilded Age is accessible to all attendees. The museum is ADA accessible, and attendees may contact teabotevents@gmail.com for specific questions regarding accessibility.
• For attendees that require a caregiver to attend the event, caregivers must have their own ticket. Caregivers may choose to wear Western formalwear in lieu of lolita, ouji, or aristocrat fashion.
• Upon request, accessible seating can be provided. Please contact us directly if you require accessible seating for yourself and/or a caregiver.

• All attendees are required to wear a well-fitting mask that covers their mouths and noses. Masks must be worn at all times with the exception of:
  • Actively eating or drinking
  • Briefly taking photos in designated areas
• Masks will be available at the event if you forget to bring one.
• Due to the unpredictable nature of COVID-19 and other infectious diseases, we reserve the right to implement additional restrictions at any time.

• The Museum is fully wheelchair-accessible, but transfer between the first floor and mezzanine area requires briefly exiting and re-entering the museum via an exterior ramp. Visit Charles River Museum’s accessibility page for more information.
• The Museum has accessible bathrooms on the first and second floors (the latter in the event space).

• Afternoon tea will be catered by Vintage Tea & Cake Co.
• Tea service at The Gilded Age will be served buffet style.
• All items will be nut-free and shellfish-free.
• Gluten-free, vegetarian, and vegan options will be available. At the end of March, ticketholders will receive an email with a form collecting dietary preferences. Your responses will help us know how many options we need in these categories!
• If you have any additional allergies or sensitivities, our caterer can make sure all items that include them are labeled accordingly, but we can’t accommodate individual menu requests.
• Our caterer does not have an exclusively gluten-free, nut-free, or shellfish-free kitchen.