Welcome to the Concord Museum!  

Visit our newly redesigned galleries featuring objects from Concord's revolutionary and literary history. Our temporary exhibition, Alive with Birds: William Brewster in Concord is currently open.

 

Walk-ins are welcome, and online tickets can be purchased below. We no longer require timed ticketing.

 

Currently, we recommend masks inside the galleries, and there are sanitizing stations throughout the building to provide a safe experience for our visitors. 

 

Have a question? Call (978) 369-9763 ext. 222 for help. 

Please note: 

We no longer require timed ticketing. Your online ticket guarantees your entry for the entire day. 

Can't find your ticket category? Please use the gray bar on the ticket menu to scroll down for more ticketing options. 

The Concord Museum will be free to the public on Patriot's Day (Monday, April 18th) due to the generosity of the Highland Street Foundation. Tickets do not need to be booked and walk-ins are welcome. 

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Reserve your timed-ticket here! The Concord Museum in historic Concord, Massachusetts is home to one of the oldest and most treasured collections of Americana in the country. See treasured icons of our American heritage including – Stone tools in our People of Musketaquid gallery, the 1775 Revere lantern, and Louisa May Alcott’s tea kettle. Come visit the gateway to Concord’s revolutionary and literary history!
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Welcome to the Concord Museum! Online tickets are not required but can be purchased ahead of time. Come see the highlights of the Museum's Decorative Arts collection and continue through the Museum's new permanent galleries. We look forward to your visit.

Please consider becoming a Concord Museum Member and you will receive free admission today and throughout the year. Join or renew at https://concordmuseum.org/support/join/.

Enjoy outstanding exhibitions, programs, forums and discounts. You won't want to miss our new April 19, 1775 exhibition and our annual holiday display of Family Trees: A Celebration of Children's Literature.