As the weather gets colder, many of us are looking for
things to do which are inside, especially for youngsters. Thankfully, Indianapolis
always has a myriad of events going on, even ones for free.
Furthermore, many cultural institutions in Indianapolis
offer special discounts, programs, and opportunities to accommodate a wide
variety of budgets. For example, the Children’s Museum of Indianapolis offers a
free one year membership to foster families. More information about this
program and the application can be found here.
Other programs are also available to help make these fun
learning opportunities more accessible. Conner Prairie Interactive History
Park, the Eiteljorg Museum of American Indians and Western Art, the NCAA Hall
of Champions, Children’s Museum of Indianapolis, Terre Haute Children’s Museum,
and the Indiana Historical Society all participate in the Access Pass program.
This program allows families who are participating in state assistance
programs, such as Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF), nutritional
assistance programs, or Hoosier Healthwise Insurance to attend these
institutions for just $1 per person per visit. More information about the
Access Pass program and the application can be found here.
Other programs are also out there to provide reduced prices
or even free admission. The first Thursday of every month from 4 to 8pm, the
Children’s Museum of Indianapolis offers free admission. The first Tuesday of
each month, admission to the Eiteljorg Museum is free for children and students
and only $5 for adults and seniors. The first Tuesday of every month, admission
to the Indianapolis Zoo is reduced to $8 per person. Admission to the
Indianapolis Museum of Art and gardens is free every day.
For a list of other events going on in Indianapolis, click here.
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