Baker Free Library is pleased to offer museum passes to the following institutions in New Hampshire and Massachusetts.
There is no fee to borrow a pass, but the borrower must have a current Baker Free Library card in good standing and be at least 18 years of age. One pass is allowed per family per day. We are allowed to distribute only one pass per institution per day except for the Currier Museum of Art, which allows us to distribute two passes per day. Details about each institution's passes are listed below.
New Hampshire
Pass admits two adults to the museum at 50% off admission fee. Children 17 years old and younger are always admitted free. Pass is not valid for member events, admission to the Zimmerman House and Kalil House, special ticketed events, or for a member discount in the museum shop.
Explore our region's past through historic homes, landscapes, artifacts, stories, and more. Tour more than three dozen historic sites and discover the stories of the people who shaped New England. The library pass offers Free Admission for two adults and their children under 18yr. to all Historic New England sites.
Located in Concord, NH, the Discovery Center provides an unforgettable experience to learners of all ages and backgrounds. Library passes include free admission to the exhibit halls for four people on the date listed on the pass. Open 10:30am-4pm Wednesday-Sunday and during school vacation weeks.
New Hampshire State Parks
Each pass is valid for the date listed on the pass. The pass grants admission for two adults and four children to any day-use park at no additional charge. Not valid at the Cannon Mountain Aerial Tramway, the Flume Gorge, Hampton Beach State Park, -South Beach, Wallis Sands State Park, or metered parking. The pass may not be used for camping fees.
Pass admits two adults and up to four children or grandchildren for 50% off. Additional fees to Odiorne State Park may apply. Two passes may be given out each day. Pass allows visitors to visit 7 days a week, 10 a.m. - 5 p. m.
*We recommend reserving the New Hampshire State Park pass in conjunction with the Seacoast Science Center pass for free onsite parking.
SEE Science Center (Manchester, NH)
Pass admits two people to the museum free of charge. SEE is open to the public seven days a week. SEE is geared for visitors ages 3 through adult. At SEE, visitors discover the fun and enjoyment of science with nearly 100 hands-on exhibits.
Season runs May 1 to November 1. Pass is valid for four $12 trail admissions.
Massachusetts
Pass admits four people to the exhibit halls for 50% off Exhibit Halls admission. Children under 3 years old are always admitted free. Pass is not valid for admission to the Omni, Planetarium/Laser, 3D Digital Cinema, Butterfly Garden, or special exhibits.
Pass entitles two people to $10 MFA general admission. Children age 6 and under are admitted free at all times. Persons age 7 to 17 are admitted for $7.50 on school days until 3 p.m. At all other times, persons 7 to 17 are admitted free.
