Free museum admission program for kids returns for summer 2023
The program lets kids under 18, plus a parent, receive free admission to hundreds of participating museums.
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6h agoYoung learners across Connecticut — listen up! Connecticut Summer at the Museum is officially returning for another season.
The program lets kids under 18, plus a parent, receive free admission to hundreds of participating museums.
This includes historic and art museums, along with science centers.
The program starts this Saturday, July 1, and runs until Sept. 4.
The program started in 2021 and is funded with a $10 million investment in COVID-19 recovery funds via the American Rescue Plan Act.
A full list of participants can be found HERE.