Claremont Museum of Art offers free admission
The Claremont Museum of Art is now offering free admission to Claremont residents.
The first of two exhibitions is An Enduring Legacy: New acquisitions to the Permanent Collection with works from recognized Claremont area artists, presented with Gould Asset Management's support.
The other exhibit is the interactive installation Ten Pound Ape: Your Mother was Beautiful Once, Part Vier, which was funded from a James Irvine Foundation grant.
There were 200 people who visited the Claremont Museum of art since the museum extended free admission to all Claremont residents, museum officials said in a news release.
Claremont gave a grant to the Museum for it to operate through the year's end.
Museum hours are 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday through Sunday.
All Claremont residents and youths under age 18 are admitted free through the year's end.
More information on the Museum's current exhibitions is available at http://www.claremontmuseum.org
The first of two exhibitions is An Enduring Legacy: New acquisitions to the Permanent Collection with works from recognized Claremont area artists, presented with Gould Asset Management's support.
The other exhibit is the interactive installation Ten Pound Ape: Your Mother was Beautiful Once, Part Vier, which was funded from a James Irvine Foundation grant.
There were 200 people who visited the Claremont Museum of art since the museum extended free admission to all Claremont residents, museum officials said in a news release.
Claremont gave a grant to the Museum for it to operate through the year's end.
Museum hours are 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday through Sunday.
All Claremont residents and youths under age 18 are admitted free through the year's end.
More information on the Museum's current exhibitions is available at http://www.claremontmuseum.org
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