The Phoenix Art Museum

The Phoenix Art Museum has adopted a new policy concerning Veterans.

http://www.phxart.org/MilitaryAccessProgram

They suggested that from now on all US Veterans are allowed free admission to the museum.  And a guest may accompany them as well.

The first time you visit the Museum, bring proof of your Service  and then you will be added into their computer.  Thereafter you need only an ID proving you are who you are and will be allowed into the Museum free of charge.

The Museum is located basically on Central Avenue immediately north of McDowell Road.

http://www.phxart.org/

Another wonderful benefit to Veterans as a result of their Service to the Country.

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