Cleveland Transport Museum offers free admission to additional cities this December

The Euclid City Council meeting held on March 17, 2025, featured discussions centered around community engagement and cultural opportunities for residents. One of the key highlights was a presentation regarding free admission to a newly expanded transport museum for residents of Euclid and neighboring cities.

The speaker announced that, following a successful initiative in December, residents from Cleveland, East Cleveland, and now five additional cities, including Euclid, would have the opportunity to visit the museum free of charge on weekends. This initiative aims to encourage community members to explore the museum, which recently underwent significant expansion, adding approximately 55,000 square feet to its facilities. The museum, which celebrated its centennial in 2022, is positioned as a new landmark for the community.

The speaker emphasized the importance of informing residents about this opportunity, providing cards and additional information about the free programs available. The council members expressed appreciation for the initiative, recognizing its potential to enhance community involvement and cultural awareness.

Overall, the meeting underscored the city's commitment to fostering connections between residents and local cultural institutions, with plans to further promote these opportunities in the coming months.