These Boston museums are free on Juneteenth

Boston is home to various art and history museums, but a family or group outing to one can easily cost upwards of $100.

The solution: Free entry days. The Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum , MFA and ICA are free next Wednesday for Juneteenth.

Explore some art and storytelling in honor of the holiday, which commemorates the ending of slavery in the U.S.

🖼 The Gardner opens the Jordan Garden to the public 12pm-4pm.

• It's hosting a film screening of "BLACK. Narratives in Boston Black Queer and Trans History."
• Amanda Shea, the Boston Music Awards Spoken Artist of the Year, was the executive producer.
• Film begins at 2pm, followed by a Q&A at 3pm.

🧶 The Gardner also hosts a community quilt-making event in honor of the AIDs Quilt, 11am-4pm.

• Materials provided

🎷 The ICA will host a Juneteenth celebration with the Jazz Urbane Cafe, 12pm-4pm.

• Advance timed tickets are required for gallery visits. Tickets go live at 10am next Tuesday.

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