Welcome to the Concord Museum! We invite you to visit our new April 19, 1775 galleries. These new interactive spaces bring to life this conflict in engaging, emotional ways through powerful animation, recordings, and story-telling. Beginning May 7, 2021 we will open our special exhibition, Every Path Laid Open: Women of Concord and the Quest for Equality.  In accordance with state Covid -19 protocols we will only allow 10 visitors every half hour. We are maintaining a "no touch" environment and everyone visiting the Museum must wear face masks and keep a 6 foot distance from others not in their group. 

To purchase your timed ticket to visit the Concord Museum, and our new April 19, 1775 galleries choose the Admissions Area and select the day would like to visit. Then scroll through the next screens using the gray side bar to select your time slot and types of tickets. As always, Members visit for free! Not a member? Join or renew today at https://concordmuseum.org/support/join/ and reserve your free tickets!

 

Note: First time users will need to create an account at checkout to complete your transaction.

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Welcome to the Concord Museum! The health and safety of our staff and visitors is our highest priority. Your timed ticket ensures that occupancy levels remain low for your comfort and safety. Follow our guided path to see highlights of the Museum's Decorative Arts collection and our temporary Thoreau gallery. Then continue through the Museum's new permanent galleries, At the Center of Revolution and People of Musketaquid. Thank you in advance for wearing a mask and keeping 6-foot social distance. 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.

Note: First time users will need to create an account at checkout to complete your transaction.