The Chicago Botanical Garden is seen on May 24, 2019 in Glencoe, IL. The Chicago Botanic Garden is a 385-acre living plant museum situated on nine islands featuring 27 display gardens and surrounded by four natural areas. Annually, over one million people visit the gardens. (Photo by Patrick Gorski/NurPhoto via Getty Images)
The Chicago Botanic Garden has announced its free admission days for the next two months, with guests getting the opportunity to check out the garden this week.
The garden, located at 1000 Lake Cook Rd., offers free admission days each month for Illinois residents.
To receive the free admission, nonmembers must preregister online in advance. Guests can preregister for up to two months in advance.
Preregistration is not required in advance on free admission days for:
- Active-duty military
- U.S. military reservists and former POWs
- LINK and WIC cardholders
- Illinois educators
- Kids’ Museum Passport holders
This month, the Chicago Botanic Garden will host free admission days from March 18 to March 22.
Next month, the garden will host free admission days from April 8-11.
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To see more free admission days for Illinois residents at area museums, check out our updated "free days" tracker.
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