Say Goodbye to Free Friday Nights at the Canadian Museum for Human Rights

If you are a fan of the Canadian Museum for Human Rights, you might want to mark your calendar for Friday, November 24. That will be the last day you can enjoy free admission to the Museum on Friday nights from 5 to 9 p.m.

The Museum has been offering this perk as far as June 2022, attracting thousands of visitors who want to explore the exhibits and learn about human rights issues around the world. However, due to operational changes, the Museum is ending this program and switching to a new one.

Starting Sunday, December 3, the Museum will offer free admission on Sundays from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. This means you can still visit the Museum for free, but on a different day and time. The Museum hopes that this will make it more accessible and convenient for families, students, and other groups who want to spend a day at the Museum.

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Another way to visit the Museum for free is to be a veteran or a military personnel. The Museum is honoring their service and sacrifice by offering them free admission from November 7 to 12. This is a great opportunity to show your appreciation and support for those who have fought for our rights and freedoms.

So, if you are looking for something to do on a Friday night, you might want to head to the Museum before it’s too late. And if you are planning to visit on a Sunday, you can save some money and enjoy the Museum for free. Either way, you will have a chance to experience the amazing stories and exhibits that the Museum has to offer.

Don’t forget to follow the Museum on social media for updates, special programming and events. You can also check out their website for more information and tickets. The Canadian Museum for Human Rights is a place where you can learn, reflect, and be inspired by the power of human rights. Don’t miss this opportunity to visit it for free!