Paley Museum Partners with NYC DSS for Free EBT Admission

"The Paley Museum has partnered with the New York City Department of Social Services to grant free admission to the museum for New Yorkers that are Electronic Benefit Transfer (EBT) cardholders. This new joint program allows families with limited means to visit The Paley Museum free of charge, coinciding with the museum's 50th anniversary and the grand opening of its newly renovated, state-of-the-art theaters and reimagined public spaces."

"New York City is replete with incredible cultural and educational institutions like the Paley Museum, and we believe that a household's income or background should never be a barrier to enjoying these resources. DSS is committed to working with our partners in and outside of government to establish new ways to expand access to these institutions for the millions of New Yorkers we serve."

The Paley Museum has partnered with the New York City Department of Social Services to provide free admission to EBT cardholders, removing financial barriers to cultural access. This initiative coincides with the museum's 50th anniversary and the opening of newly renovated theaters and reimagined public spaces. Families can explore exhibits and screenings spanning over 100 years of television and radio history. The first 1,400 EBT cardholders who sign up receive complimentary Paley Family Memberships valued at $125. Limited-time immersive experiences include exhibitions on PAC-MAN's 45-year history and Survivor's 50 seasons, both available through May 31.

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