Just a quick tip:
Today is Free Museum Day to 1,400 museums if you download a fee museum ticket from the museum you’d like to visit. Here are a few museums participating this year:
- The Smithsonian
- A list of museums around the Los Angeles area including MOCA and the Natural History Museum if you visit this link
- Museums around Atlanta
Be sure to check out your local museum’s website and find out if they offer free admission today, September 24th!
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Who couldn’t like free?
krantcents recently posted..KC Awards: Weekly Recognition
Darn, wish I saw this earlier. Maybe next year, thanks!
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Every first Friday is free admission at Museums in Phoenix. It’s a great thing and allows access for individuals that otherwise couldn’t afford it.
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darn it!! i missed it too!
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@Buck Inspire and Aaron – I know. I found out about this in the morning, but I was too busy to visit any museum. Maybe next year!
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@Paul @ The Frugal Toad
Ooooh. That’s pretty cool. I know that a few museums have a “donation” price that can be waived if you can’t afford it, but offering a free day one day a week is terrific.
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@krantcents
Definitely! Free is great.
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