Dutch Connection at the George Eastman Museum - Feb 10 - 26, 2023
*The event has already taken place on this date: Sun, 02/26/2023
Get an early peek at spring this February at the museum’s annual Dutch Connection floral display. A welcome treat in the midst of winter, the show features thousands of colorful tulips, hyacinths, daffodils, amaryllis, freesias, and spring annuals filling areas of George Eastman’s historic mansion. Nonmembers are encouraged to purchase admission tickets in advance. Tickets can be purchased online at any point prior to visiting. Museum members and other guests receiving free admission do not need to purchase tickets in advance—just show your member card, military ID, or SNAP/EBT card at the Lipson Welcome Center when you arrive. Just for Kids Bulb Kit
We have a free Just for Kids Bulb Kit to take home in the sales area. Kits can be picked up by museum visitors onsite during regular museum hours. A kit includes: one bulb, soil, and a pot - at no cost!
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Organization:
George Eastman MuseumLocation:
900 East Avenue
Rochester, NY, 14607United States
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Phone:
(585) 327-4800Contact name:
George Eastman Museum
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The event has already taken place on this date:
02/26/2023
Time:
Tues. - Sat. 10 am-5 pm, Sun. 11 am - 5 pm
Price:
Admission
Museum Members Free
Adults $18
Seniors (65+) $16
Students (with ID) $7
Youth (ages 5-17) $7
Children (4 & under) Free
Free museum admission for SNAP and EBT cardholders and their families, and for active-duty military personnel and their families.
Ages
Adults without kidsWeb Service