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Free Museum Passes at Libraries in Massachusetts
Want free or discounted admission to museums, zoos, science centers or botanical gardens in Massachusetts? These 27 public libraries have lending museum passes or Culture Passes verified on their official pages — all you need is your library card.
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We have verified 27 public libraries in Massachusetts offering museum passes & culture passes, across 24 cities — including Boston, Acton, Arlington, Ashland, Brookline. Each links to that library’s page with its address, hours and phone so you can confirm the service and any fees.
A few worth knowing in Massachusetts:
- Central Library in Copley Square · Boston — Museum passes — reserve free or discounted passes to MFA, ICA, Peabody Essex, Zoo New England, Trustees GO Pass, Mass Audubon and more
- Jamaica Plain Branch · Boston — Museum passes: ICA Boston, Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, Larz Anderson Museum, Revolutionary Spaces, Trustees GO Pass
- Franklin Public Library · Franklin — Museum passes — reservable up to 30 days in advance for area museums, aquariums, and attractions
💡 Good to know: Museum passes are popular and limited — reserve yours a few days ahead, especially for weekends and school holidays; some systems let you book only one pass at a time.
Massachusetts libraries with museum passes & culture passes — 27 verified
Acton Memorial LibraryActon, Massachusetts · (978) 929-6655486 Main StreetMuseum passes — discounted entry to local and regional attractions, bookable online →Robbins LibraryArlington, Massachusetts · (781) 316-3200700 Massachusetts AvenueMuseum and cultural passes for cardholders →Ashland Public LibraryAshland, Massachusetts · (508) 881-013466 Front StreetMuseum passes: free/reduced-admission passes reservable online, in person, or by phone →Public Library of BrooklineBROOKLINE, Massachusetts · +1-617-730-2370361 WASHINGTON ST.Museum & Recreation Passes (reserve free or discounted passes to local attractions) →Bedford Free Public LibraryBedford, Massachusetts · (781) 275-94407 Mudge WayMuseum passes — discounted entry to local and regional attractions, bookable online →Central Library in Copley SquareBoston, Massachusetts · (617) 536-5400700 Boylston StreetMuseum passes — reserve free or discounted passes to MFA, ICA, Peabody Essex, Zoo New England, Trustees GO Pass, Mass Audubon and more →East Boston BranchBoston, Massachusetts · (617) 569-0271365 Bremen StreetMuseum passes — Mass Audubon and Zoo New England passes available at this branch →Jamaica Plain BranchBoston, Massachusetts · (617) 524-205330 South StreetMuseum passes: ICA Boston, Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, Larz Anderson Museum, Revolutionary Spaces, Trustees GO Pass →Shaw-Roxbury BranchBoston, Massachusetts · (617) 442-6186149 Dudley StreetMuseum pass: TACC x Paddle Boston (branch-specific) →Burlington Public LibraryBurlington, Massachusetts · (781) 270-169022 Sears StreetMuseum & cultural passes for cardholders →Emily L. Partyka Central Library — Chicopee Public LibraryCHICOPEE, Massachusetts · +1-413-594-1800449 FRONT ST.Museum passes (15+ partner institutions) →Cambridge Public LibraryCambridge, Massachusetts · (617) 349-4040449 BroadwayMuseum and cultural-institution passes →Concord Free Public LibraryConcord, Massachusetts · (978) 318-3300129 Main StreetMuseum passes: free or reduced-admission passes to area museums and attractions →Franklin Public LibraryFranklin, Massachusetts · (508) 520-4940118 Main StreetMuseum passes — reservable up to 30 days in advance for area museums, aquariums, and attractions →Lincoln Public LibraryLincoln, Massachusetts · (781) 259-84653 Bedford RoadMuseum passes to 20+ Boston-area museums and cultural institutions (any Minuteman card welcome) →Maynard Public LibraryMaynard, Massachusetts · (978) 897-101077 Nason StreetMuseum passes available to any Minuteman Library Network cardholder →Medway Public LibraryMedway, Massachusetts · (508) 533-321726 High StreetMuseum passes through the Minuteman Library Network →Millis Public LibraryMillis, Massachusetts · (508) 376-8282961 Main StreetMuseum passes through the Minuteman Library Network →Newton Free LibraryNewton, Massachusetts · (617) 796-1360330 Homer Street30+ museum & recreation passes to reserve →Morrill Memorial LibraryNorwood, Massachusetts · (781) 769-020033 Walpole StreetMuseum passes to area cultural institutions →Palmer Public LibraryPalmer, Massachusetts · (413) 283-33301455 North Main StreetMuseum passes to area museums and attractions →Randall LibraryStow, Massachusetts · (978) 897-857219 Crescent StreetMuseum Pass lending for regional cultural attractions →Goodnow LibrarySudbury, Massachusetts · (978) 443-103521 Concord RoadMuseum passes for free or reduced admission to area cultural institutions →Watertown Free Public LibraryWatertown, Massachusetts · (617) 972-6431123 Main StreetMuseum and cultural-institution passes →Gladys E. Kelly Public LibraryWebster, Massachusetts · (508) 949-38802 Lake StreetMuseum and recreation passes — reserve passes to Worcester Art Museum and other cultural venues →Weston Public LibraryWeston, Massachusetts · (781) 786-615087 School StreetMuseum passes for nearly 30 Greater Boston cultural institutions →Woburn Public LibraryWoburn, Massachusetts · (781) 933-014845 Pleasant StreetMuseum passes for Greater Boston cultural institutions →
📝 How to borrow a museum pass in Massachusetts
- Find your library’s pass program. Open that library’s page for the list of venues it covers and a link to its pass-reservation system.
- Reserve with your library card. Passes are limited and go fast — book online or in person, sometimes days ahead, especially for weekends.
- Print or pick up the pass. Some passes print at home; others are a physical pass you collect at the branch desk.
- Show it at the museum. Present the pass at admission for free or discounted entry for the listed number of guests.
- Return it so others can use it. Physical passes return on a short loan so the next family can reserve them.
New to this? See the national guide on how library museum passes work.
Frequently asked questions
Which Massachusetts cities have libraries with museum passes?
We have verified 27 across 24 cities in Massachusetts: Boston, Acton, Arlington, Ashland, Brookline, Bedford, Burlington, Chicopee and 16 more. Open any library’s page above for its address, hours and phone.
How many Massachusetts libraries offer museum passes?
We have confirmed
27 Massachusetts public libraries with museum passes & culture passes, each verified from its official information. We add more as we confirm them, so the count can grow — or browse the full
national list.
Can I get free tickets to the Boston Public Library's Museum?
Yes — we have verified 27 Massachusetts public libraries offering museum passes & culture passes. See the list above and open any library’s page to confirm the details and any fees.
What makes Central Library in Copley Square in Boston notable for museum passes?
Museum passes — reserve free or discounted passes to MFA, ICA, Peabody Essex, Zoo New England, Trustees GO Pass, Mass Audubon and more. See its
full page for hours, address and phone.
Services verified from each library’s official information during our 2026 review. Fees and availability can change — confirm on the library’s page before visiting.
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