Kids Get in for Free at Old Sturbridge Village in March & April

If you grew up in Massachusetts or Rhode Island, chances are you took a few field trips to Old Sturbridge Village.

It’s a unique educational experience that provides fun for the entire family. Soon, kids can enjoy the village for free. Here’s how to take advantage.

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What is Sturbridge Village?

Old Sturbridge Village in Sturbridge, Massachusetts, is the largest outdoor history museum in the Northeast. The village transports visitors back to the early 19^th century. A rural New England town, comprised of 40 buildings, brings to life the look and feel of a historic landscape.

Working farms, meetinghouses and trade shops come together to provide an immersive educational experience for guests, as visitors wind through the museum on dirt roads and pathways.

From the historic village to the Museum Education Center, Sturbridge Village aims to educate and inspire.

Free Admission for Kids at Sturbridge Village

For March and April, up to two kids, 17 years old or younger, are admitted for free per adult paying for full price.

The price of admission for adults is $30 at the door and $27 online. For seniors age 55 and older, it is $28 at the door and $25 online.

Don’t just tell your kids about history. Experience it firsthand. Watch blacksmiths at work. Enjoy the smells of woodsmoke and sweet maple syrup. Hear stories from passionate historians. A historic experience like this one can only be found at Old Sturbridge Village, and it’s only a few hours from the SouthCoast.