Discovery Park of America Offering Free Admission January 2026
and James Burnette explore hands-on elements of
the Duck, Duck, Goose: Waterfowl of the Mississippi
Flyway exhibit.
The Discovery Park of America is partnering with Magnolia Place Assisted Living and offering free admission for January 2026 to children 17 years of age and younger as the museum and heritage park kicks off the celebration of its thirteenth year (Wow – can’t believe it!).
The museum and heritage park, located in Union City, Tennessee, “is an impressive, state-of-the-art 100,000-square-foot museum sitting on a beautifully landscaped heritage park.” Homeschool Roster regularly took field trips to Discovery Park of America when it first opened. It is amazing to see how much it has grown over the years in its educational offerings sparking creativity and a desire for exploration from all who visit.
“January is always a great month for families to explore the museum together, and we’re grateful to Magnolia Place for helping make that possible, and that’s just the beginning of what promises to be an incredible year,” said Scott Williams, CEO of Discovery Park of America. “Our 2026 calendar reflects our commitment to providing meaningful experiences and opportunities for discovery for guests of all ages. We’re especially looking forward to joining communities across the country in marking the 250th anniversary of American independence.”
Throughout 2026, guests will also enjoy monthly “Homeschool Days,” “STEAM Saturdays,” astronomy nights, camps and other educational programs, enriching the visitor experience for students, families and lifelong learners.
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