Free Saturday and Sunday Admission to the Cleveland History Museum

July 29, 2025

Mandel Community Days: Free Saturday and Sunday admission for residents of selected local cities-- Including Euclid! 

Since January 2022, Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel Community Days have welcomed thousands of local residents to the Cleveland Museum of Natural History for free on Sundays. Beginning January 25, 2025, the initiative will expand to offer free admission on both Saturdays and Sundays for residents of the City of Cleveland, East Cleveland, Brooklyn, Euclid, Garfield Heights, Maple Heights, and Warrensville Heights. Learn more about the expansion


To receive free admission, reserve tickets online and present proof of residency at the Welcome Desk on the day of your visit. Proof of residency should include a City of Cleveland, East Cleveland, Brooklyn, Euclid, Garfield Heights, Maple Heights, or Warrensville Heights address, and can be any of the following: 


  • Current Ohio driver's license or state ID
  • Utility bill or bank statement
  • Medical insurance statement
  • Lease agreement or mortgage statement
  • Paystub or W2
  • 

Mandel Community Days give you access to everything covered by a general admission ticket, including: 


RESERVE YOUR TICKETS HERE
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