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Admission

General admission tickets provide unlimited, same-day access to the Museum’s galleries. Prices may change without notice.

Category	General Admission including Mandela: Struggle for Freedom	Mandela: Struggle for Freedom
Adult (18-64 years)	$21	$12
Youth (7-17 years)	$10	$6
Post-Secondary Student (with ID)	$17	$10
Senior (65+ with ID)	$17	$10
Family (up to two adults and four children/youth)	$52	$34
Children 6 and under	Free	Free
Members	Free	Free

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First Wednesday Night of the Month

The Museum offers free general admission on the first Wednesday of every month from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. Please note that the exhibition Mandela: Struggle for Freedom is not included in this special offer. The Level 1 Gallery is closed to visitors on free nights.

5 after 5!

The Museum offers $5 admission on all paid Wednesday evenings from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. This is available for adult, senior, student and youth categories. Visit Mandela: Struggle for Freedom, opening June 8, 2018, for an extra $5!

Complimentary Admission

Persons with disabilities may be accompanied by one attendant at no extra charge.

The Museum offers admission at no charge to Aboriginal peoples, including First Nations, Inuit and Métis. Please bring identification. Does not apply to special programs, tours or annual memberships.

Understanding our admission policy in relation to Aboriginal peoples

Opportunity for Free Admission for Community Organizations

The Canadian Museum for Human Rights is able to provide community organizations with free admission for small groups (approximately 30 individuals).

Interested organizations should review the eligibility criteria and write a letter to CMHR containing the requested information.

Letters of application should be emailed at least a month before your estimated visit date to info [at] humanrights.ca or sent by mail to the Community Access Tickets, 4^th floor, 85 Israel Asper Way, Winnipeg, MB R3C 0L5.

You will receive notification from the Museum after your application is reviewed.

Groups will be provided admission on a rollover basis, e.g. if the maximum number of admissions have been handed out for a given month, your request will be considered for following month. There is no need to reapply.

The Museum reserves the right to decline applications. Requests from individuals or intended for fundraising purposes will not be considered.

This is a fabulous opportunity to provide your clients/members with a unique experience!

School groups

For information on booking a school program, see Book Your School Visit.

Membership value

Have you considered becoming a member? Museum membership offers excellent value. If you plan to visit more than three times during the year, membership may be a better choice for you.

Visit the Museum, keep your receipt, become a member that same day and cost of admission will apply towards your membership.

Cultural Access Pass

The Canadian Museum for Human Rights is a proud partner of the Cultural Access Pass program for new Canadian citizens. For more information about the Cultural Access Pass, visit the Institute for Canadian Citizenship website.