Philly Historic Sites and Museums: Free and Low-Cost Entry
This is a roundup of Philadelphia sites that cost nothing or very little, including the American Philosophical Society Museum, Edgar Allan Poe National Historic Site, and Elfreth's Alley. Not everything on it is free, and the Benjamin Franklin Museum in particular has typically charged admission, so check each site's current pricing. Hours and entry rules differ by site, so confirm before you go.
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Free Home Repair Classes for Women in El Paso
Hands-on home maintenance and repair training for women, taught through Rebuilding Together El Paso's SHEbuilds program at no charge. Registration is required, and you sign up through the link on the program page. The page doesn't list class dates or a schedule, so check there for what's currently open.
Free Pumpkin Patch Visit at The Gondola Company
Wandering through a seasonal pumpkin patch at The Gondola Company costs nothing, but there's no indication the pumpkins themselves are free. No signup or app is mentioned. Hours aren't given, so confirm them with the venue before you go. Open through October 31.
Free Admission to the Tennessee State Museum
Walk-in access to the museum's galleries on Tennessee history and culture, with no ticket or reservation needed and no signup. Hours are Tuesday through Saturday, 10am to 5pm, and Sunday, 1pm to 5pm. Admission is free year-round, though special exhibits or events may carry separate fees, so check the site before you go.
