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Caregiver Resources

Health aides and caregivers receive free admission when accompanying their care recipients at the below locations. Click the images to learn more.

A child stands in a museum in front of a large display of ancient animal skeletons, including a mammoth, in a sunlit room with floor-to-ceiling windows. Courtesy Burke Museum

Burke Museum

Exterior view of the Henry Art Gallery, featuring the sign with

Henry Art Gallery

A wide angle view of MOHAI's lobby, showing key exhibits like the Rainier R, Lincolon's Toe Truck, and a Boeing seaplane mail runner. Courtesy MOHAI

Museum of History & Industry (MOHAI)

A vibrant, modern building with an abstract design featuring mirrored silver and iridescent panels. It sits under a clear blue sky with a few people walking and sitting nearby on the steps and ramps in the foreground. Museum of Pop Culture Courtesy MoPOP

Museum of Pop Culture (MoPOP)

A large indoor aviation museum showcasing various aircraft on display, including a suspended airplane and several planes on the ground, all under a white, airy ceiling structure with large windows. The Museum of Flight

The Museum of Flight

The image shows a modern architectural pavilion with white, skeletal arches over a reflective pool. A dragon-shaped sculpture stands in the water. The sky is clear and blue with a few clouds. Nearby buildings and a fountain are in the background. Pacific Science Center's white arches make great backgrounds for photos. Rachael Jones

Pacific Science Center

A group of people explore an art gallery with modern artwork. The room features a large colorful painting on one wall, abstract sculptures on the floor, and bright overhead lighting. Visitors walk around and observe the art. Seattle Art Museum; Reverberations: Contemporary Art and the Modern Classics Alborz Kamalizad

Seattle Art Museum (SAM)

Penguins glide gracefully underwater in clear, sunlit waters reminiscent of the vibrant charm of North Seattle neighborhoods, with rocks visible at the bottom. Surface ripples add a dynamic effect to their aquatic dance. Penguins at Woodland Park Zoo Woodland Park Zoo

Woodland Park Zoo

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