Rotary Botanical Gardens Expands its Reach by Joining Museums for All

Program provides reduced admission for SNAP recipients

We’re thrilled to share that Rotary Botanical Gardens is now part of the Museums for All program network. This initiative, supported by the Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS) and managed by the Association of Children’s Museums (ACM), is dedicated to making cultural and educational experiences accessible to everyone.

Through Museums for All, families receiving food assistance (SNAP) benefits can now explore our beautiful gardens for just $3 per person, with up to four people per group, by showing their SNAP Electronic Benefits Transfer (EBT) card.

Please note that this special rate applies to daily admission only and does not include programs or special events like the Holiday Light Show. This program is a perfect fit with the garden’s longstanding commitment to inclusivity and community-centered values.

At Rotary Botanical Gardens, we believe in the power of nature and education to bring people together. Our internationally themed, 20-acre garden in Janesville, Wisconsin, has always been about more than just plants; it’s about fostering a sense of community and ensuring that everyone has the opportunity to connect with the natural world.

By joining Museums for All, we’re continuing our legacy of community engagement and social responsibility. We’re proud to be part of a national movement that includes over 1,300 institutions, from botanical gardens to art museums and science centers, all working to broaden access and enrich lives.

We invite you to spread the word and experience the beauty and educational opportunities our garden has to offer. For more details about Museums for All and to plan your visit, please visit our Admissions page.

We look forward to welcoming you and your family to Rotary Botanical Gardens, where we celebrate the beauty of nature and the spirit of community.