Penn Museum Offers Free Admission on Indigenous Peoples’ Day
The Penn Museum is offering free admission on Indigenous Peoples' Day, October 10th.
Philadelphia, PA, October 7, 2026 — The Penn Museum has announced it will provide free admission to the public on Indigenous Peoples’ Day, observed on October 10th. This initiative allows visitors to explore the museum’s collections without a general admission fee for the entire day.
Indigenous Peoples’ Day is a holiday celebrated in various parts of the United States as an alternative to Columbus Day. It is a day to honor and recognize the history, cultures, and resilience of Native Americans and Indigenous peoples.
The museum’s decision to offer free admission on this significant date aims to encourage broader community engagement with its exhibits and collections, which often feature artifacts and information related to Indigenous cultures from around the world.
Further details regarding specific hours of operation for Indigenous Peoples’ Day and any special programming, if available, are typically communicated through the museum’s official channels.
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