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Seeing art online or in artists' books is great, but nothing beats seeing works of art full-sized and in person. Visiting museums is a perfect way to do this. And it doesn't have to be expensive!
Free Admission
Free Admission
STCC students, faculty and staff can visit the following art museums for free:
The Clark Art Institute, Williamstown
Free for students with your college ID
Free with a pass from a CWMARS public library; contact your local library for details
Museum of Fine Arts, Boston - free for students & teachers with your college ID
Smith College Art Museum, Northampton - free for everyone
Free to residents of Springfield, MA with valid ID
Free to everyone on the first Wednesday of each month
Teaching a Cow How to Draw by Analia Saban, at the Clark Institute in Williamstown, MA
Discounted Admission
Discounted Admission
Just a Dream… by Vincent Valdez, at MASS MoCA in North Adams, MA
Many museums offer free or discounted admission to military personnel and veterans (with ID), and to teachers (with ID). Contact the museum you're interested in visiting to learn more.
Massachusetts residents who receive Department of Transitional Assistance (DTA) benefits can get free or discounted admission by showing your EBT card at many different museums and other cultural venues, through a program called Card to Culture.
Many public libraries loan out “museum passes" that give free or discounted admission to area attractions. Contact your local library for details. For example, see museum passes available from:
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