Reciprocal Memberships

NATIONAL ASSOCIATION
OF RECIPROCAL MUSEUMS

For a complete and up to date listing of participating museums, map, and full benefits:
narmassociation.org

Members contributing $100 or greater annually in membership dues are eligible to participate in the National Association of Reciprocal Museum (NARM) Program in accordance with the policy stated by each institution.

Upon presentation of a valid membership card in one of the 800+ participating museums, you will be entitled to the following privileges while visiting any of the other museums:

• Free admission during museum hours
• Access to Over 800 arts/cultural institutions.
• Access to institutions that specialize in areas of art that they enjoy- i.e. Asian Art, Modern Art, Cartoon Art, etc.
• Access to NARM’s Google map with all the NARM participating institutions where they may take a virtual tour of museums of their choice through the internet.
• Member discounts at other NARM member institutions’ shops.
• Access to visit as often as they like without worrying about admissions fees.
• Member discounts on ticketed events.
• Knowledge that they are supporting their local arts/cultural institution.

TEXAS RECIPROCAL
MEMBERSHIP PROGRAM (TRM)

Participating Reciprocal Museums PDF

Members contributing $250 or greater annually in membership dues are eligible to participate in the Texas Reciprocal Membership Program in accordance with the policy stated by each institution. Upon presentation of a valid membership card in one of the participating museums, you will be entitled to the following privileges while visiting any of the other Texas museums:

• Free admission during museum hours
• Free admission to special exhibits (as determined by each museum). Reciprocal members also are allowed to purchase tickets for special exhibitions at the Members’ Box Office
• The membership discount on purchases in each museum (purchases must be made on the premises, versus online)
• The membership discount on purchases of concert, lecture, and film tickets (purchases again must be made on the premises)