Livingston Library Expands Museum Pass Program

The Livingston Public Library has announced the expansion of its Museum Pass Program.

The Friends of the Library has purchased memberships to the Grounds for Sculpture, in Hamilton, and the Museum of the City of New York, N.Y. Up to four people of any age will be admitted to the Grounds for Sculpture while the Museum of the City of New York will admit two adults with up to four children.

Additionally, the library now has a second museum pass to both the Intrepid Sea, Air and Space Museum, N.Y., which admits up to six people and children under three is free, and Imagine That!!!, in Florham Park, which admits up to four people.

Passes continue to be available for the Morris Museum, in Morristown, which admits up to two adults and three children under 18, and the Montclair Art Museum, in Montclair, which admits two adults plus all children in the same household up to 18. 

Livingston residents 18 years and older who have library cards in good standing, may reserve and borrow passes and visit museums without having to pay an admission charge.

A borrower may reserve a pass by phone to be picked up the same day, before library closing time. Passes will also be available on a first-come, first serve basis.

The pass may be borrowed for three days, in addition to the day it was checked out. Borrowers are reminded to bring their Livingston Library card and the museum pass in order to gain admission.

Passes must be returned before library closing time on the date it is due. Passes may not be put in the book drop. 

Each museum offers different benefits, including number of people admitted, discounts to shops and parking. Borrowers are responsible for calling or checking the museum website directly for hours of operation, current exhibits, parking or directions. Each museum determines the rules and regulations governing the use of its museum pass.

For more information, contact the Livingston Public Library at (973) 992-4600 or go to livingston.bccls.org.