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Bank of America “Museums on Us”

By Orlando Connect Automated Desk (AI-assisted) • Published September 27, 2026
Bank of America “Museums on Us”
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Event details

  • When: Saturday, November 7, 2026 at 12:00 AM
  • Where: Orlando Museum of Art, 2416 N. Mills Ave.
  • Category: Free

Museums on Us is a Bank of America program designed to provide a benefit to Bank of America and Merrill Lynch customers and to increase access to the arts across the United States. It offers free general admission to more than 150 museums in some 90 cities, with participating organizations ranging from some of the most celebrated museums to regional gems and including art, science and history museums, as well as other cultural institutions.

Each Bank of America or Merrill Lynch cardholder is allowed one free general admission to a participating institution on any eligible program day. Admission is non-transferable and for the cardholder only. Any valid Bank of America or Merrill Lynch credit or debit card is acceptable, and a photo ID is required along with the card. The offer does not include free admission to special exhibitions or ticketed shows, and free admission does not guarantee reservations.

Bank of America and Merrill Lynch associates are also eligible for free general admission during program weekends. They must present current proof of employment along with an additional photo ID.


Event listing published by Orlando Museum of Art:
https://omart.org/events/bank_of_america_museums_on_us-2-2-2-2026-11-07/

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