Where would you like to go?
Looking for a family trip without a big price tag? Your library card gets you discounted or free admission to museums and destinations in the MetroWest area!
Please note: Hours and availability are subject to change at all destinations. Visit websites ahead of time to book your tickets, including timed-entry if necessary. Special exhibits or events may not be covered. Booking a library pass does not guarantee that there will be availability at the museum on your preferred date.
Featured Passes
Historic New England
Historic New England is a historic preservation organization which owns and operates historic house museums and properties open to the public throughout most of New England. Styles represented include Federal, Colonial Revival, Victorian, Queen Anne, Arts & Crafts, and Modern, among many others. This pass admits two adults and children under 18 for one tour at any of our 38 historic sites.
New England Botanical Garden at Tower Hill
Located in Boylston, MA, and open year-round, the New England Botanic Garden at Tower Hill features carefully planned gardens and collections of ornamental, edible and native plants, with a number of trails that traverse the 200-acre property.
The Paul Revere Museum of Discovery and Innovation
Though better known for his eponymous ride, Paul Revere was also a local businessman and inventor in Canton, Massachusetts. In fact, the former site of the Paul Revere Copper Company is the location of the Paul Revere Museum of Discovery and Innovation (MoDI). Aimed at introducing children and adults alike to the principles of product and industrial design, the museum features interactive exhibits, many video-game based, where users can design their own toys and instruments or mill structures.
New England Quilt Museum
The New England Quilt Museum, part of the Lowell National Historic Park, is fittingly located not far from the old textile manufacturing plants that made the city famous during the industrial revolution. Since its opening in 1987, it has been committed to both craft and fine arts quilts, with a permanent collection, special exhibitions, a library and resource center, classrooms, and a gift shop.
Need More Information?
Here’s How It Works:
Have your Westwood Library Card ready and use our Online Reservation System to book passes.
You will receive details on picking up your pass. Some are physical passes to be picked up at the Main Library, others are delivered via email.
Bring your pass or the email with pass details to your visit and enjoy! Physical passes must be returned to the Main Library.
Thank you to the Friends of the Westwood Library and all of our local sponsors
