6 resources in Pennsylvania, plus programs open to everyone.
Free books, computers, programs and events at the main library in Oakland and neighborhood branches.
Who it's for: Free library card for Allegheny County residents; libraries are open to all.
Free books, computers, programs and events at Parkway Central and neighborhood libraries across Philadelphia.
Who it's for: Free library card for Philadelphia residents; libraries are open to all.
The Liberty Bell Center in Independence National Historical Park is free and needs no ticket. Check the park site for tours of Independence Hall.
Who it's for: Open to everyone.
Pennsylvania's state parks do not charge an entrance fee. Trails, picnic areas and beaches are free; things like camping cost extra.
Who it's for: Open to everyone.
A free park where Pittsburgh's three rivers meet, open every day from sunrise to sunset.
Who it's for: Open to everyone.
Free park with trails, historic sites and open fields where the Continental Army camped. No entrance pass needed.
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.