A Mont Vernon museum pass can help make a fall art outing more affordable. Daland Memorial Library offers a Currier Museum of Art pass with discounted general admission. With the museum’s nature-focused Radical Quiet exhibition continuing into January, there is time to choose a day that fits your household.
Reserve your Mont Vernon museum pass
According to the library’s museum-pass page, here are the essentials:
- Discount: 50% off general admission for up to two adults and all youth family members.
- Availability: One Currier pass per day.
- Reservations: Call 603-673-7888 or email dalandlibrary@comcast.net.
- Pickup location: Daland Memorial Library, 8 Lilac Lane, Mont Vernon.
Reserve the date you want before building the rest of your plans. Ask staff when to collect the pass and how to use it. If you are considering a Sunday visit, confirm the pickup arrangements rather than assuming they will work around your schedule.
See nature through three artists’ eyes
The Currier lists Radical Quiet on view through January 10, 2027, in its Concourse Gallery. The exhibition features Victoria Elbroch, Nancy Friese, and Margot Glass. Their work explores nature through watercolor, pen and ink, and silverpoint or goldpoint drawing.
That offers an easy starting point for conversation. Look for a tree, plant, or landscape that reminds you of somewhere familiar. Compare what each person notices first. You do not need an art-history background to bring your own observations.
Leave room to look closely
The museum is at 150 Ash Street in Manchester. Its fall visitor guide lists Wednesday–Sunday hours of 10 a.m.–5 p.m. Check for updates before leaving.
Keep the visit manageable by choosing a few works to enjoy slowly. Let each person pick a favorite, then share why it stood out. Leave a little flexibility for a break instead of filling every minute. For an affordable fall outing, start with a call about the Mont Vernon museum pass.
