General Museum Admission Pass

Purchase a museum pass as a gift. Can be redeemed in person or over the phone only.

General Admission

 

The Chicago History Museum is open and we look forward to welcoming you.

General Admission to the museum includes all permanent and temporary exhibitions.

MembersRemember to sign-in to your account or register for an account if you haven't already done so. After signing in at the upper right, select your desired tickets, and then click Add to cart. You will see your member discounts applied at the basket.

If you are an IL resident aged 18, you may register an account (see upper right corner). Then when logged in, you may reserve a maximum of two student tickets. Please have ID ready upon arrival.

If you are a resident of the City of Chicago and want to redeem your $2 discount, you may register an account (see upper right corner). Then when logged in, you may reserve a maximum of two discounted tickets. Please have ID ready upon arrival.

 

Urban History Seminar

 

 

AGT Presentation

General Admission IL Resident Days

 

 

Admission is free for IL residents on this date. Please register an online account at the top right of the page before ticket selection to apply Illinois resident discount. Advance tickets are not required for General Admission. Walk-in visitors welcome. Planning a group visit? Please call us at 312-642-4600 to make group reservations.

 

MembersRemember to sign-in to your account at the upper right or register for an account if you haven't already done so. After logging in please select the number of desired tickets and click Add To Cart. You will then see your member discount applied at the basket.

General Admission to the museum includes all permanent and temporary exhibitions.

 

Members' House History | May 2024

Members and Historical Alliance are invited to join director of research and access Ellen Keith and reference librarian Maggie Cusick of the Abakanowicz Research Center as they demonstrate the process of conducting research on your house’s history. You won’t want to miss this chance to learn about the tools that assist you in exploring the history of your own home and neighborhood! 

This event will be on-site at the Abakanowicz Research Center. Please note that masks are required in the Research Center. If you do not bring your own mask, one will be provided for you at the event.

RSVP Required; Spots limited due to space restrictions.

Designing for Change Members' Opening

Join us at the Museum for the member programming for the opening of Designing for Change: Chicago Protest Art of the 1960s–70s! Members get exclusive access to the gallery that morning, with a buffet brunch and panel discussion featuring Charles Bethea, Estelle Carol, Juarez Hawkins, and Olivia Mahoney to follow.

Your RSVP to the member-exclusive programming includes access to other activities and events scheduled for the afternoon. We hope you'll spend your day celebrating this historic exhibition with us!