The Lewisboro Library is pleased to offer to our patrons free and discount passes to select area museums.
How it Works
The Library has a limited number of passes available for each participating museum on a first-come, first-served basis. Passes are only available to adult (18 or above) Lewisboro Library patrons.
Museum passes are loaned out for up to FOUR DAYS and three nights. Pass kits must be returned to the circulation desk before closing on the due date.
Late fees of up to $10 per day, up to the full cost of the kit, will be imposed for every day a kit (or part of a kit) is late. Replacement cost is the full cost of the pass kit. Passes must be returned inside the library. They cannot be placed in the book drop.
How to Reserve a Museum Pass
Please call the Library or stop in to reserve your museum pass. Passes must be picked up and returned to the Library circulation desk. Passes cannot be returned in the outside book drop.
Before You Go
Please be sure to call or visit each museum’s website for current hours and exhibition information. Passes may be limited to general admission only and not cover special exhibits.
Participating Museums
The AKC Museum of the Dog
Admits 2 adults and 2 children
$5 off additional admission tickets
10% off in museum gift shop (onsite day-of visit)
The Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum*
Admits pass holder and up to 4 accompanying family members, for a total of 5 – general admission only
American Museum of Natural History
Admits 1 voucher holder for general admission – 2 vouchers per family, available every six months
Online reservations required in advance on the museum’s website
Voucher is valid for 1 ticket to a special exhibition or show
Children’s Museum of Manhattan
Admits 2 adults and 2 children or 1 adult and 3 children – children under 18 require adult supervision
15% discount at the museum store
Reserve Timed Entry Tickets on the museum’s website using the number found on the pass
Danbury Railway Museum
This pass courtesy of
Kathleen and Joseph Gansert
Admits 6 people
to museum and railyard
$1 discount off admission
to special events
Discovery Science Center & Planetarium
Admits 4 children (under 18) – requires one paid adult admission
FDR Presidential Library
and Museum
Admits 1 family – up to 5 individuals
to Library and Museum ONLY
Completed form, available at Lewisboro Library, and ID required for admission
The Frick Collection
This pass courtesy of
Jeremy Marshall and
Alexandra Truitt
Admits 1 adult per membership card with 2 cards per kit – up to 4 cards may be borrowed at once
Children under 10 are NOT admitted
Access to members-only programs
20% discount at the museum shop and cafe
Hammond Museum
Admits 4 adults per visit
Open May – November
Virtual exhibits and programs available when grounds are closed
Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum
Admits 2 adults and 2 children (under 18) – children under 4 are free
Patrons must also bring their library card to the museum
along with the pass
Katonah Museum of Art*
Admits 2 adults and all household children
Advance reservations requested
Choose
“Library Member” ticket option
Liberty Science Center
$3 discount for library cardholders only – No museum PASS required
The Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum
Admits 4 adults or students
Children under the age of 12 are always free
Stamford Museum and Nature Center
Admits 2 adults of the same household and their children under the age of 18
Free parking and 50% discount on admission to family festival weekends
Stepping Stones Museum for Children
This pass courtesy of Kathleen and Joseph Gansert
Admits 1 free admission per 1 paid admission
3 free admissions MAX per party
Storm King Art Center
Admits 1 car with up to 6 people, limited to 1 vehicle per day – children under 5 are not counted toward the vehicle total
- The Aldrich (Ridgefield) and Katonah Museums are members of the Fairfield Westchester Museum Alliance (FWMA), which means that these passes can be used at other museums that belong to the Alliance. FWMA museums also include the Bruce Museum (Greenwich), the Barnum Museum (Bridgeport), the Hudson River Museum (Yonkers), the Hudson Valley Center for Contemporary Art (Peekskill), Neuberger (Purchase) and Wave Hill (Bronx)
