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The Museums

Hours

Tuesday–Saturday: 10 am–5 pm
Sunday:
11 am–5 pm
Monday: Closed

Holidays

Open: Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Presidents’ Day, Patriots’ Day, Columbus Day and Veterans Day.

Closed: New Year’s Day, Easter, Memorial Day, Juneteenth (June 19, 2024), Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve and Christmas Day.

1 Ticket = 5 Museums

Adults: $25
Seniors (60+): $16.50
College Students: $16.50
Youth 3–17:
$13
Children Under 3: Free

Springfield Residents (with valid ID): Free – youth included

Special exhibit fees may apply to all visitors.

Dr. Seuss Sculpture Garden

Hours

Patriots’ Day to Columbus Day: Daily, 9 am-8 pm
Columbus Day through Patriots’ Day: Daily, 9 am-5 pm

Holidays: Closed New Year’s Day, Thanksgiving and Christmas.

Price

Free

Museum Store

Hours

Tuesday–Saturday: 10 am–5 pm
Sunday:
11 am–5 pm
Monday: Closed

Holidays: Closed New Year’s Day, Easter, Independence Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve and Christmas Day.

Discounts

Springfield Museums Members and US Military Veterans save 10% every day on regularly priced items

Free gift wrapping for Society of William Rice members

Springfield History Library & Archives

Note: The Library and Archives will be open Saturday, May 11 (instead of May 4).

Hours

Tuesday-Thursday: 12-4 pm
First Saturday of the month: 12-4 pm

Price

With General Admission: Free

Archives Only: $9

Smoked @ Blake House Café

Hours

Tuesday-Sunday: 10 am-4 pm

Free Wi-Fi

Smoked It's a BBQ Joint

Please refrain from bringing outside food and drink into the Blake House Café. If you have a food allergy or special food needs and must bring your own food, please notify the café manager. 

Program Calendar
Current Exhibitions
Woodcut Print Of A Woman Leaning Against A Tree
Look Again: Portraits of Daring Women by Julie Lapping Rivera

Look Again: Portraits of Daring Women by Julie Lapping Rivera is an homage to exceptional, pioneering women working across centuries. In a series of hand-carved, woodcut and collage prints, Leverett-based artist Julie Rivera (American, b. 1956) highlights the lives and…

Habitat

Habitats provide homes for all living things, from the tiniest ant to the tallest tree. This exhibition explores the critical need for varied habitats, how interconnected and fragile they are, and what we can do to protect them. The experience…

Gray Cadillac With "Grinch" License Plate
Ted Geisel’s Cadillac

If you have ever wondered what kind of automobile Dr. Seuss drove when he wasn’t busy in his studio creating such characters as the Cat in the Hat and the Grinch, don’t let your puzzler get sore! This 1985 Cadillac…

Man In Traditional Nipmuc Native American Dress
Ways of My Ancestors: We are Nipmuc. We are the Freshwater People.

Extended by popular demand! A new installation celebrating the resilient, rich, and diverse culture of the Nipmuc People, featuring photography by: Scott Strong Hawk Foster is a Black-Native American photographer whose proud roots include Nipmuc, Mohegan, Blackfoot, and Cherokee lineage.…

The 200th Anniversary of the Springfield Republican

Explore the "storied" history of The Republican newspaper as it marks its bicentennial year. This special exhibit includes video highlights from the newspaper’s archives, showcasing the people, events, and activities that shaped not only the region, but the nation and…

Please Touch! A Tactile Exploration of Sante Graziani’s Mural

In 1943, Sante Graziani submitted the winning design to a mural competition hosted by the Springfield Museums. The artist’s mural, which was painted in 1947 and celebrates Springfield’s vibrant artistic community, remains on view in its original location at the…

Woodcut Print Of A Woman Leaning Against A TreeGray Cadillac With "Grinch" License PlateMan In Traditional Nipmuc Native American Dress

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