We are delighted to share that the Holocaust Center for Humanity in downtown Seattle (2045 2nd Ave.) has joined the Library’s Museum Pass program to provide free access to Library patrons.
You can now reserve a pass to the Holocaust Center that is good for Sundays from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., and accommodate up to four people.
The center is also open on the first Thursdays of each month — first Thursdays are already free without the need for a Museum Pass.
Museum Pass offers Library cardholders free admission to 18 participating museums and cultural organizations.
Patrons can visit the Museum Pass page (www.spl.org/MuseumPass) for more information about all museum passes, to check their availability and reserve them on a calendar. You must have a Library card to reserve a museum pass, and you may reserve one pass a month. New passes are available every day after noon.
Instructions are offered in six languages beyond English: Amharic, Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese, Somali, Spanish, and Vietnamese.
The Museum Pass program is sponsored by The Seattle Public Library Foundation.
More about the Holocaust Center for Humanity
The Holocaust Center for Humanity teaches the history of the Holocaust by sharing powerful survivor stories, local artifacts, and engaging exhibits. Since its founding in 1989, it has inspired learners of all ages to confront bigotry, embrace human dignity, and take meaningful action through its museum, educational programs, field trips, speaker series, and community outreach efforts.
Museum Pass partners
- Burke Museum: This pass admits up to two people. Children three and under enter for free.
- Center for Wooden Boats: This pass will permit one adult and up to three other people to use one of the Museum’s historic row boats on Lake Union for one hour for free.
- Henry Art Gallery: This pass admits up to two adults. Children 18 and under enter for free.
- Holocaust Center for Humanity: This pass admits up to four people.
- Museum of Flight: This pass admits two adults and two children ages 5-17. Children four and under enter for free.
- Museum of History & Industry (MOHAI): This pass admits up to two people. Children 14 and under enter for free.
- Museum of Pop Culture (MoPOP): This pass admits up to two adults and two children ages 5-17. Children four and under enter for free.
- National Nordic Museum: This pass admits up to two people for free.
- Northwest African American Museum: This pass admits up to two adults. Children three and under enter for free.
- Northwest Railway Museum: This pass admits up to four people.
- Pacific Science Center: This pass admits up to two adults, six youth, and two caregivers.
- Seattle Aquarium: This pass admits up to four people. Children three and under enter for free.
- Seattle Art Museum: This pass admits up to two people. Children 14 and under enter for free.
- Seattle Children’s Museum: This pass admits up to two people for free.
- Seattle Japanese Garden: This pass admits up to two adults. Children 18 and under enter for free.
- Volunteer Park Conservatory: This pass admits up to two adults. Children 18 and under enter for free.
- Wing Luke Museum: This pass admits up to two people for free.
- Woodland Park Zoo: This pass admits up to four people. Children two and under enter for free.
– Elisa, Communications