Experience more of the Hudson River Valley (and beyond) by taking advantage of these destination’s free (or reduced) admission days!
Explore New York’s significant natural, cultural, and historic diversity (for free) at the New York State Museum.
Explore the Martin Van Buren National Historic Site, home of the eighth U.S. President for free!. Reservations required for the home tour.
At Dia: Beacon Hudson Valley residents receive free admission on the last Sunday of each month. Additionally, City of Beacon residents (including the adjacent Hudson Valley communities of Chelsea, Fishkill, and Glenham) receive free admission to Dia:Beacon every Saturday and Sunday.
Located on the Vassar College campus, the Frances Lehman Loeb Art Center contains over 21,000 works of art and does not cost a thing to visit!
Mid-Hudson Discovery Museum – City of Poughkeepsie Residents (Children), get FREE admission until December 31 (up to age 12) and free for up to two of their caregivers. Adult supervision required.
At 212 feet above water and 1.28 miles long, the Walkway Over the Hudson offers spectacular views of the Hudson River Valley and is FREE year-round, except during special events. Parking fees may apply, see website for details.
View, for free, the impression collection of art at the Samuel Dorsky Museum of Art at SUNY New Paltz.
Visit the Magazzino Italian Art museum dedicated to housing and widening public appreciation and education of Post-war and Contemporary Italian art. Admission is always free!
Visit the Tilly Foster Farm in Brewster to say hello to the animals or hike the grounds for free!
Learn about the sport of harness racing at the Harness Racing Museum and Hall of Fame, which offers free admission!
Check out the West Point Museum, whose origins trace back to the American Revolution. The museum’s collection highlights the United States Military Academy, United States Army and history of Arms, and always free!
View a variety of animals and historic buildings at Muscoot Farm in Katonah, where admission is free.
Visit the Neuberger Museum of Art on the first Saturday of any month, when admission for all ages is free.
Visit the Edward Hopper House Museum on the first “Free Friday” of the month for gallery talks, receptions of their artist of the month.