Library Pass Program

For just $150 per year, Morven’s Library Pass Program entitles a library to four reusable passes to share with their patrons, who can use them to visit the Museum year round.

The Morven Library Pass opens up the opportunity to learn about Morven’s history and New Jersey’s cultural heritage. Library Pass holders can explore the museum’s exhibition galleries, stroll through Morven’s peaceful gardens and grounds, and peruse the Museum Shop. Passes also include access to popular seasonal displays like the Festival of Trees.

For Patrons

Obtaining a Library Pass

Please contact your local library to inquire about acquiring a Library Pass. Library patrons must provide proof of reservation from their participating library to the Museum Shop upon check-in.

Using your Library Passes

Library passes may be redeemed online to reserve your desired date and time. A special reservation link for library passes is provided by your issuing institution; please check any documentation you received with your ticket, or contact your library for more information. Day-of reservations are welcome, though those with advanced reservations are given priority admission.

Check-in Procedure

All patrons looking to visit the museum should first check-in at the Gift Shop to claim their tickets. If you made reservations in advance, the Gift Shop attendant will provide you with your tickets.  After checking in, you will be directed to the museum entrance. 

Passholder Policies

• Each pass admits one adult for free general admission.
• Children age 6 and under are admitted free with an adult passholder.
• Passes are valid only during regular museum hours: Wednesday–Sunday, 10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
• Passes must be checked out from a participating library and presented upon arrival at the Museum Shop.
• Only one pass per adult is permitted per visit.
• Library passes are for general admission only and do not include entry to special events or programs.
• Visitors using a library pass must comply with all museum visitor policies during their visit.