6 resources in Maryland, plus programs open to everyone.
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Free books, computers, programs and public tours at Baltimore's central library and its neighborhood branches.
Who it's for: Free library card for Maryland residents; many programs are open to all.
Free general admission to a large art museum with sculpture gardens. Reserve a free ticket before visiting the galleries.
Who it's for: Open to everyone.
Free arts park with picnic areas and a playground, plus classes and performances (some of which cost money).
Who it's for: Open to everyone.
State parks and forests with trails, beaches and picnic areas. Some parks charge a day-use fee, so check before you go.
Who it's for: Open to everyone; fees vary by park.
Free Civil War battlefield park with walking trails and a visitor center. No entrance pass needed.
Who it's for: Open to everyone.
Free admission to an art museum covering ancient to modern art, in Baltimore's Mount Vernon neighborhood.
Who it's for: Open to everyone.
A free pass for fourth graders and their families to visit national parks, lands and waters for a year.
Who it's for: Fourth graders and their families.
Free or reduced admission to participating museums across the country for people receiving SNAP benefits. Bring your EBT card and a photo ID.
Who it's for: People receiving SNAP benefits.
Free entrance days at national parks, plus discounted or free passes for eligible groups.
Who it's for: Open to everyone on free days; passes have their own rules.