The Wadleigh Memorial Library offers free and discounted passes to area museums. To view the available dates for museum passes and make reservations online, all you need is your Wadleigh Memorial Library card number and a PIN. Demand for the passes tends to be high on weekends, school vacations and during the summer. Please reserve in advance online or by calling the library at 603-249-0645.
Many thanks to the Friends of the Wadleigh Memorial Library and the Library Trustees for the generous donation of our museum passes.
Each pass provides 50% off general admission for 2 adults and all youth family members (ages 13-17); children 12 and under are free. Special exhibits may have an additional charge.
The Currier is an internationally renowned art museum located in Manchester, New Hampshire. The Currier features European and American paintings, decorative arts, photographs and sculpture, including works by Picasso, Monet, O’Keefe, and Wyeth, with exhibitions, tours and performances year-round. The museum also owns Frank Lloyd Wright’s Zimmerman House (The pass does not include admissions to the Zimmerman House).
This pass is provided courtesy of the Friends of the Library.
Each pass admits up to 4 people & covers General Exhibit Area admission. There is an additional charge per person for the planetarium shows.
The Discovery Center has an amazing collection of innovative, interactive exhibits to explore. Delve in to the worlds of astronomy, aviation, Earth and space sciences and become immersed in this entertaining learning environment.
This pass is provided courtesy of the Library Trustees.
Each pass admits 2 adults to $10 MFA general admission; children under 6 years old are admitted free at all times.
NOTE: The MFA no longer uses paper passes; a promo code will be sent in your confirmation page. Use the promo code in advance to reserve discounted tickets online (highly recommended).
The Museum of Fine Arts is the largest museum in New England and one of the five largest in the country. To augment its permanent collection, the Museum offers a rotating schedule of special exhibitions, highlighting both the Museum’s holdings as well as loaned objects from around the world.
This pass is provided courtesy of the Friends of the Library.
Reserve a pass in Eventkeeper for the date you plan to visit the Museum. Your email confirmation from the library serves as your pass but you must call the Museum to reserve a timed ticket once you have the confirmation from the Library.
If you are not able to show your Library confirmation on a phone:
This pass is provided courtesy of the Friends of the Library.
Each pass admits 4 adults for free.
The Museum of New Hampshire History offers exhibitions of the state’s heritage and traditions as well as a variety of programs for children and adults.
This pass is provided courtesy of the Library Trustees.
Each pass admits 2 adults and 4 children free.
FREE to all day-use parks on day listed only. Exceptions: NOT valid at Hampton Beach – South Beach, Wallis Sands, Cannon Mountain Aerial Tramway, or the Flume Gorge. NOT valid for camping, or parking meters.
This pass is provided courtesy of the Friends of the Library.
Each pass admits up to 2 people for free
The museum is a fun and exciting science discovery center that offers more than 70 hands-on exhibits geared for ages 1 year and older.
This pass is provided courtesy of the Friends of the Library.
See zoonewengland.org for all relevant information (making reservations, restrictions, etc.).
Each pass admits up to 6 people at $9 per adult (age 13 &up)/$6 per child (age 2-12).
Zoo New England is a non-profit organization that operates Franklin Park Zoo in Boston & Stone Zoo in Stoneham, MA.
This pass is provided courtesy of the Friends of the Library.