Museums in Boston, MA - Page 1

Open to infinite possibilities inspired by art, together we’re creating a community where all belong.

Inspiring a lifelong love of science in everyone - in museums, classrooms and online. We believe in a world where science belongs to each of us for the good of all of us.

The world’s only museum where everyone plays like a kid and eats unlimited ice cream 🌈 🍦

Modeled after a Venetian palazzo, the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in Boston houses one of the world's most remarkable collections.

Gist of History brings you short, engaging stories from world history - battles, kings, mysteries, and the turning points that shaped humanity.

Now open 6 days a week! Visit the Museum Wednesday - Monday ✨

The Museum preserves and shares the stories of "Old Ironsides" and those who shaped her history with exhibits and programs for all ages.

The Edward M. Kennedy Institute for the United States Senate promotes bipartisan dialogue in the U.S. Senate and provides world class civics education to students from K-college.

Founded in 1791, the Massachusetts Historical Society is an independent research library and an invaluable resource for American history, life, and culture. www.masshist.org

Old North Church is an icon of the American Revolution and the oldest church building in Boston.

The Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum® is dedicated to telling the story of December 16, 1773.

Boston Sparks Official Website http://www.bostonsparks.com

The Paul Revere House: owned & operated by the Paul Revere Memorial Association since 1908. Visit us year round!

The museum is open every Saturday from 10 AM to 4 PM.

BSA is a diverse community committed to improving quality of life for all through architecture.

Youth Engineering Solutions (YES) designs engineering, STEM, and computer science materials, resources, and educator professional development to help create the next generation of ...

Celebrating the Character (and Characters) of Boston Sports through exhibits and youth programs. Come visit us at TD Garden!

Atlantic Works is a collaborative space for art and ideas, located on the waterfront in East Boston.

Founded in 1914, The Guild of Boston Artists is an artist owned and operated non-profit art gallery

Presenting minimal, conceptually-based, and aesthetically reductivist art in all media.

We use maps, geography, and history to understand the connection between people and places in Boston, New England, and beyond.

New England's only gallery focused on contemporary sculpture, in traditional & new media, since 1992

Queer History Boston (formerly The History Project) is an independent not-for-profit organization that documents, preserves, and shares the history of Boston's LGBTQ+ communities.

We preserve and celebrate the history of Boston's West End, through exhibits, events, and more.