You can get in free to several St. Petersburg museums on Saturday

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Arts Alive! Free Museum Day will take place on Saturday, September 21, offering free entry to several museums in St. Petersburg. This annual event, which has continued despite the Smithsonian's two-year hiatus on its Museum Day, provides a unique opportunity for residents to engage with the arts. The Dali Museum and the Museum of Fine Arts will grant free access only to Pinellas County residents, emphasizing the need for valid ID and advanced ticket reservations.

Other venues, such as the James Museum, welcome visitors from all counties but also encourage reservations to manage capacity. The Imagine Museum promises an engaging experience with stunning glass art installations, while the Museum of Motherhood will also participate in the event. Attendees are advised to arrive early or secure their spots online, as walk-up tickets will be limited. This initiative supports local culture and fosters community interest in the arts, making it a significant event in the St. Petersburg area.

As the city continues to promote its cultural offerings, events like this highlight the importance of accessibility to art and education.

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