Museum Passes

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  • A large dinosaur skeleton, likely Tyrannosaurus rex, displayed in a museum with visitors observing and reading informational plaques.

    Natural History

    Explore forty-five permanent exhibition halls dedicated to the natural world, from the age of dinosaurs to the depths of outer space. The museum features vast collections of fossils, minerals, animal specimens, and a state-of-the-art planetarium. It is a world-renowned destination for discovery and an unforgettable educational experience for all ages.

  • The Bruce

    Discover an engaging fusion of art, science, and natural history under one roof in a beautiful setting. Permanent exhibits highlight local Native American history, Connecticut wildlife dioramas, and mineral collections, complemented by dynamic, rotating art exhibitions. You can also visit the seaside center at Greenwich Point Park for beach-related exhibits, including a touch tank.

  • Outdoor display of vintage military aircraft on a rooftop with visitors walking around in an urban city skyline background.

    The Frick Collection

    Visit unique exhibitions containing historic artwork housed in a spectacular NYC mansion. Journey through time as you view paintings, sculptures, furniture, fashion, and more.

  • Interior of a children's museum with a large tree structure, a small wooden boat, and a ramp with words 'explore,' 'discover,' 'imagine' written on it, filled with parents and kids playing.

    Stepping Stones

    Designed for children ten and under, this vibrant museum provides hands-on, interactive exhibits that encourage imaginative play and discovery. Highlights include a giant kinetic ColorCoaster sculpture, a broadcast studio, and an outdoor garden with engaging, energy-focused sculptures. It is the perfect destination for families seeking an active and creative learning environment for their little ones.

  • A miniature farm scene with small red barns, garden plots, and a greenhouse. People are walking along a paved path, visiting outdoor tables, and children are playing.

    Stamford Museum

    Explore an 118-acre property that blends art, nature, and farm life into a unique destination. Visitors can interact with heritage breed farm animals at Heckscher Farm, hike over eighty acres of nature trails, and enjoy changing exhibits in the historic Bendel Mansion. Don't miss the chance to stargaze at the observatory or catch a show at the on-site planetarium for a truly diverse experience.

  • Colorful modern waiting area with chairs and a green bookshelf filled with children's books, and skateboards near large windows.

    Playland

    Located on the picturesque Rye Playland boardwalk, this sun-filled space encourages active, hands-on learning and play for children. Enjoy engaging exhibits like the KEVA Planks construction gallery, wind tubes, and the "Toddler Beach" soft play area. With daily programming and a focus on STEAM skills, it's an exciting spot for kids to learn, design, and create.

  • The Hammond Museum & Japanese Stroll Garden

    Visit the Hammond Museum in North Salem for artwork, nature, and workshops! From April-December experience the stunning and serene views of the Japanese Stroll Garden and enjoy the rotating art exhibitions.

  • The Katonah Museum of Art

    Visit this Westchester gem for exhibitions by local artists, events, and workshops for kids and adults alike! The Katonah Art Museum also hosts “open studio” time, where patrons can create their own art, inspired by the exhibitions!

  • The exterior of a building with the text 'Museum of the Moving Image' overlaid, and two silhouettes of people walking in front.

    Museum of the Moving Image

    Located in Astoria, the Museum of the Moving Image highlights the history and artistry of cinema. Visit for their inspiring exhibitions, as well as daily film screenings.

  • A house with a greenhouse attached, surrounded by green trees and plants on a bright, sunny day.

    The Nature Center at Greenburgh

    The Nature Center at Greenburgh is home to animals of all kinds, from birds, to reptiles, to farm animals! In addition to seeing the animals, explore their garden, playground, educational exhibits such as the Native American Replica Structures exhibit, and more.

Important Need-t0-knows

  • To be respectful to other patrons we don’t allow more than 2 passes from 2 different museums checked out at the same time under one account. The number of admissions for passes varies between each museum. Call us or drop for more information.

  • If a pass is lost or stolen it is the responsibility of the patron to cover the cost of a replacement. Learn more at the circulation desk.

  • All passes are due three days after check out. While we are “no fee” library for most items, we do have a $10 per day per pass charge for these due to their high value and limited availability.

  • Passes must be returned in person to a clerk at the circulation desk to ensure that it has been brought back to us on time in good condition.

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