It’s that time of the year again when our city becomes a haven for museum lovers and explorers alike.
Mark your calendars for January 18th to 28th, 2024, as Milwaukee proudly hosts its annual Museum Days.
This much-anticipated event offers up to 50% off admission at an impressive roster of 30 museums across the city.
From the interactive exhibits at Discovery World to the charming Lynden Sculpture Garden, there’s a rich tapestry of experiences waiting for you:
Free Admission Galore! 🎉
- Cedarburg Art Museum: Dive into local art and history.
- Emile H. Mathis Art Gallery: A hidden gem for art lovers.
- Haggerty Museum Of Art: A mix of contemporary and classical art.
- John Michael Kohler Arts Center: Unique and thought-provoking exhibits.
- Lynden Sculpture Garden: Art meets nature in this serene space.
- War Memorial Center: A tribute to our veterans, with stunning views.
- Wisconsin Black Historical Society And Museum: Rich in culture and heritage.
- Art Preserve Of The John Michael Kohler Arts Center: A must-visit for art enthusiasts.
- IPAMA (Institute For The Preservation Of African American Music & Art): Celebrating African American cultural contributions.
- Mitchell Gallery Of Flight: Aviation buffs, this one’s for you!
- RAM’s Wustum Museum Of Fine Arts: A quaint spot with inspiring pieces.
- Saint Kate – The Arts Hotel: Art and hospitality blend beautifully here.
Unbeatable $5 Deals 🤑
- Bucyrus Museum: Industrial history comes alive.
- America’s Black Holocaust Museum: A moving and educational experience.
- Charles Allis Art Museum: An artistic journey through time.
- Grohmann Museum: Celebrating the evolution of human work.
- Racine Art Museum: A kaleidoscope of contemporary crafts.
- National Bobblehead Hall Of Fame & Museum: Fun and quirky, a must-see!
- Jewish Museum Milwaukee: A deep dive into Jewish history.
- Milwaukee County Historical Society: Uncover the stories of Milwaukee.
- Villa Terrace Decorative Arts Museum: Elegance and art in every corner.
- Wisconsin Museum Of Quilts & Fiber Arts: A cozy and creative space.
More Fab Finds at $10 🌟
- Betty Brinn Children’s Museum: Perfect for the little ones! (Normally $12)
- Harley-Davidson Museum: A haven for motorcycle enthusiasts. (Normally $22)
- Pabst Mansion: Step into the grandeur of the past. (Normally $17)
- Museum Of Wisconsin Art: Celebrating Wisconsin’s artistic heritage.
- Mitchell Park Domes: A botanical wonder.
And the Icing on the Cake at $15 🎨
- Discovery World: A hands-on haven of science and tech. (Normally $24)
- Milwaukee Art Museum: Iconic architecture meets stunning art. (Normally $22)
- Milwaukee Public Museum: A world of natural and cultural wonders. (Normally $24)
Whether you’re a long-time resident or just visiting, this is an unparalleled opportunity to dive into the world of art, history, science, and so much more, all while supporting our local institutions.
Remember, this is more than just a chance to visit museums; it’s an invitation to connect with our community, to explore our collective heritage, and to create new memories in the heart of our city.
For more information visit www.visitmilwaukee.org.
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