National Parks, Museums Offer Free Admission On MLK Day

In honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, various institutions across the United States are offering free admission and special events. The National Park Service will waive entrance fees to all national parks, including those in Utah, highlighting the economic impact of tourism in the region. In Memphis, the National Civil Rights Museum will provide free admission and host events focusing on community engagement, including performances and a sports legacy award presentation. Similarly, the Two Mississippi Museums will celebrate with free entry and a voter registration event, reflecting on the Voting Rights Act's anniversary. Cleveland will also mark the holiday with free admissions to several museums, featuring exhibitions related to King's legacy. Additionally, The Preservation Society of Newport County will open two historic mansions free of charge, allowing visitors to explore these iconic sites.