The Moab Museum is proud to announce a new initiative offering free admission to all students enrolled in the Grand County School District, at the Moab Charter School and the Heron School, ensuring that every local student has year-round access to the region’s history, stories, and cultural heritage. We ask that you bring your student ID for free admission to the Museum.

This new admission policy builds on the Museum’s ongoing commitment to educational engagement and community accessibility. Last year, the Museum welcomed 530 students through paid admission; through school programs, field trips, and STEMonstrations, Museum staff interacted with455 students in 2025.The new policy aims to remove barriers and strengthens the Museum’s role as a learning resource for every student in Grand County.

Providing free access to local students reflects our belief that the Museum is a place for curiosity and connection. Our exhibitions and programs help young people understand the past while inspiring them to shape the future of our community. We are thrilled to make the Museum even more accessible to the next generation. Please note that you can already grab free admission from Grand County Public Library via their day pass!

This initiative complements the Museum’s existing accessibility programs, including:

• Museums for All, which provides free admission to visitors who present a SNAP EBT or WIC card.
• Blue Star Museums, offering free admission to active-duty service members and their families between Armed Forces Day and Labor Day. Additionally, we offer reduced admission for veterans year-round.

The Museum invites families, educators, and students to explore upcoming exhibitions, hands-on learning opportunities, and special events throughout the year. Learn more about programs, exhibitions, and events at moabmuseum.org