Frontline workers and their families get free admission at WNDR Museum as it reopens this weekend
WNDR Museum , Chicago's ever-evolving, immersive art and technology experience, will reopen with brand-new interactive art, touchless experiences, and enhanced safety measures. You can expect all you favorites along with a few new interactions that are altered to accommodate the touchless one-of-a-kind experiences.
Since the pandemic shut them down back in March of 2020, they've leaned into more cutting-edge technologies to keep COVID safety concerns top of mind. It's what drives the space to stay relevant in the times we live in.
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To show appreciation for the continued hard work and dedication of frontline workers and their families, WNDR will reserve 11-2 p.m. on Saturdays and Sundays for this group. Frontline workers can email hello wndrmuseum.com with a photo of their employee ID to receive a code for a complimentary admission
All other ticket inquiries, check out wndrmuseum.com
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