Connecticut Art Trail BOGO Passport-Journal Deal Through Dec. 31

CONNECTICUT — The Connecticut Art Trail has brought back its annual buy one, get one deal for its Passport-Journal program, which allows people to experience more than two dozen cultural attractions throughout the state. Now through Dec. 31, folks can buy two Passport-Journals for the price of one at $35.

This past year saw a boom for the Connecticut Art Trail, which grew roughly 77 percent in year-over-year sales as many Connecticut, Massachusetts, and New York residents sought to get out and explore the arts and culture within a day trip of their homes, according to a news release.

“We’ve been seeing more and more people discover the incredible cultural assets that can be
found right in their own backyard,” said Carey Mack Weber, President of the Connecticut Art
Trail and the Frank and Clara Meditz Executive Director at Fairfield University Art Museum.
“This annual Passport-Journal deal from the Connecticut Art Trail is a perfect gift for a loved
one, opening them up to a year of exploration across the state.”

The Connecticut Art Trail for 2025 will include 24 art museums and cultural sites, as well as five
affiliate members. The Passport-Journal provides free admission during the calendar year to all
of these sites, along with hundreds of dollars in additional value from added perks like gift store
discounts, guest admissions, and complimentary items.

Purchase Passport-Journals during the BOGO deal, online at ctarttrail.org or in-person at any member museum.

For online purchases, the cost of the second Passport-Journal will be automatically deducted at checkout.

Delamar Hotels is again sponsoring a grand prize giveaway for those who visit all full-member
sites on the Connecticut Art Trail during the calendar year. Passport-Journal holders who
achieve this goal will be entered into a drawing for an overnight stay and one hour couple’s
massage at the Delamar Hotels location of their choice.

Connecticut Art Trail member sites will continue to sell the 2024 Passport-Journals through the
end of the year or until their location runs out of copies. Following the expiration of the BOGO
deal, the 2025 Passport-Journals can be purchased at any Connecticut Art Trail location or
online at ctarttrail.org.

About the Connecticut Art Trail

The Connecticut Art Trail is a collection of world-class art museums and cultural sites located throughout Connecticut, promoting the wide range of artistic destinations that can be included as part of a travel experience. It was established in 1995 as the Connecticut Impressionist Art Trail, with 10 locations. This was expanded in 2005 to promote different art styles as well and better showcase the diversity of art attractions in Connecticut. The Connecticut Art Trail became a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization in 2022.