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The Human Resources Consortium of Non-Profit Arts/Cultural The Human Resources Consortium of Non-Profit Arts/Cultural/Environmental Organizations of New England Updated June-2018 Reciprocity Agreement for Employees and Volunteers Valid July 1, 2018 - June 30, 2019 Organization Contact Phone Number Complimentary Discounted Guests Volunteers ID Business Card OK? Admission Admission/Membership Included Included Required for employees Appalachian Mountain Club Member Services N/A 20% off membership--members get Family w/ family No Yes Yes, w/photo ID Representative discounted maps, guidebooks, and membership lodging at AMC lodges and huts 617-523-0636 press 1 ($40 for individual; $60 for family) $40 Tickets available for select Boston Ballet 617.695.6955 performances of the 201-19 season Yes - Maximum 19 Clarendon Street or order online at No YES No No, use code: purchase of 9 NEHRBB19 Boston MA $5 fee applies to all orders not placed in Use code tickets per ballet person Visit NEHRBB19 www.bostonballet.org per household www.bostonballet.org for valid dates/times and expiration Boston Lyric Opera Audience Services: 20% Discount, no handling fees Boston, MA 617-542-6772 No Call Audience Services at 617-542-6772 No, use code: CONNECT or online blo.org with promo code Yes - 1 Yes CONNECT Limit 2 tickets per purchaser. Bostonian Society Boston, MA No charge for accompanied children The Old State House Museum 617-720-1713 Yes Yes - 1 Yes Yes Yes, w/photo ID Boston Children's Chorus Yes, for self- produced concerts except Boston, MA 617-778-2242, x223 MLK, Jr concert Yes - 1 Yes Yes Yes, with Driver's License Boston Children’s Museum Boston, MA 617-426-6500 Yes Yes - 1 No Yes Yes, w/photo ID Boston Symphony Orchestra 617 638-9247 Please call at least Free Tanglewood Lawn Boston and Tanglewood 617 638-9248 one week in tickets; 30% off Tuesday Yes - 1 No Yes Yes, w/photo ID or 617 638-9249 advance Spring Pops Series Cantata Singers 20% discount for 2017-18 season Yes - 1 No Yes Yes, w/photo ID 729 Boylston Street, Suite 309 617-868-5885 use code: HRC1718 or call the Box use code: HRC1718 N/A Office Boston, MA 02116 www.cantatasingers.org in person, phone, or online Concord Museum Concord, MA 978-369-9763 Yes Yes - 1 No Yes Yes, w/photo ID Danforth Art 10% off any art classes Framingham, MA 508-620-0050 N/A Yes - 1 Yes Yes Yes, w/photo ID DeCordova Sculpture Park & Museum Lincoln, MA 781-259-8355 Yes Yes – 1 No Yes Yes w/photo ID Discovery Museums Acton, MA 978-264-4200 Yes Yes – 1 Yes Yes Yes w/photo ID EcoTarium Yes, exhibit halls Worcester, MA 508-929-2700 only Yes - 1 No Yes Yes, w/photo ID The Eric Carle Museum of Picture Book Art Amherst, MA 413-559-6300 Yes Yes - 1 Yes Yes Yes, w/photo ID 20% off tickets; excludes Level D No, Use Discount Code: HRCFY18 Handel and Haydn Society seating 9 Harcourt St, Boston, MA 02116 617-262-1815 N/A not valid for AMADEUS live Yes - 1 No No in person, phone, or online Harvard Art Museums Only if w/museum Cambridge, MA 617-495-9400 Yes Yes - 1 ID Yes Yes, w/photo ID Harvard Museums of Science and Culture 617-496-1638 Yes Yes-1 No Yes Yes, w/photo ID Cambridge, MA Huntington Theatre Company $20 per ticket; limited to 4 tickets per 617-266-0800 production; Not ZONE AA; subject to see admission Yes use CODE HR20 No availability ticket limit N/A Yes www.huntingtontheatre.org $5 fee for phone and online orders Historic New England/SPNEA (please see 617-227-3957 Yes Yes - 1 Yes Yes Yes, w/photo ID complete list at bottom) Please contact the organization to confirm availability before visiting. 1 The Human Resources Consortium of Non-Profit Arts/Cultural/Environmental Organizations of New England Updated June-2018 Reciprocity Agreement for Employees and Volunteers Valid July 1, 2018 - June 30, 2019 Organization Contact Phone Number Complimentary Discounted Guests Volunteers ID Business Card OK? Admission Admission/Membership Included Included Required for employees The House of the Seven Gables 978-744-0991 115 Derby Street www.7gables.org Yes No No Yes Yes Salem, MA Institute of Contemporary Art Boston, MA 617-478-3100 Yes Yes - 1 No Yes Yes, w/photo ID Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum Boston, MA 617-566-1401 Yes Yes - 1 Yes Yes Yes, w/photo ID Jewish Arts Collaborative 617-531-4617 No 20% off discount for any performances No limit No Yes Yes, w/photo ID in 2017-18 season Newton, MA use code: NEHR20 or call the Box www.jartsboston.org Office John F. Kennedy Presidential Library & Museum Boston, MA 617-514-1600 Yes Yes – 1 Yes Yes Yes, w/photo ID Lincoln Institute of Land Policy Cambridge, MA 617-661-3016 N/A 2 free books or publication & tote-bag yes yes yes Longyear Museum 617-278-9000 Free 10% off in Museum Store Yes - 2 Yes No Yes 1125 Boylston Street Chestnut Hill MA Admission Lyric Stage 617-585-5682 No $20 off per ticket; subject to availability No, Use Discount Code: HR20 140 Clarendon Street, Boston, MA 02116 No limit No Yes in person, on the phone, www.lyricstage.com, use CODE HR20 or on-line Mass Audubon (please see complete list at Immediate family bottom) 781-259-9500 Yes Yes Yes Yes, w/photo ID Mass. Historical Society Yes 1 guest ticket 1154 Boylston Street Boston, MA 617-536-1608 only to research Yes – 50% off membership for Members- Yes Yes Yes library and exhibits only events Merrimack Repertory Theatre $10 off per ticket, subject to availability No Venue: 50 East Merrimack Street 978-654-4678 No No limit No Yes in person, on the phone, Lowell, MA 01852 www.mrt.org or on-line Museum of African American History Administrative Office 14 Beacon St. Suite 719 617-725-0022 Yes See last page for locations Yes Yes No Not required Boston, 02108 Museum of Fine Arts Boston, MA Yes, general 617-267-9300 Yes 1 Yes Yes Yes, w/photo ID admission Museum of Science Yes, exhibit halls Boston, MA 617-723-2500 only No No Yes Yes, w/ photo id New Bedford Whaling Museum Yes, w/photo ID New Bedford, MA 508-717-6814 Yes Yes - 1 Yes New England Aquarium Yes, exhibit halls Boston, MA 617-973-5200 only Yes - 1 No Yes Yes, w/photo ID New England Conservatory Yes for all NEC $5 off tickets for summer guitar festival. Boston, MA 617-585-1122 sponsored events No limit Yes No ID Required New England Historic Genealogical Society 617-536-5740 Boston, MA Ext. 200 Yes Yes - 1 Yes Yes Yes, w/photo ID New England Museum Association (NEMA) Posting to on-line job listing NemaJobs Arlington, MA 781-641-0013 at member rate of $20 New England Wild Flower Society’s Garden in 508-877-7630 Yes Yes - 1 No Yes Yes, w/photo ID the Woods - Framingham, MA Norman Rockwell Museum Stockbridge, MA 413-298-4100 Yes Yes – 1 No Yes Yes North Bennet Street School 617 227-0155 N/A $25 discount on workshop tuition. 10% No No Yes Yes, w/photo ID Boston, MA discount on gallery purchases, up to Old Sturbridge Village, Inc. 508-347-0329 Yes No Yes Yes, w/photo ID Sturbridge, MA Excl. Spec. Prog. Yes - 1 Please contact the organization to confirm availability before visiting. 2 The Human Resources Consortium of Non-Profit Arts/Cultural/Environmental Organizations of New England Updated June-2018 Reciprocity Agreement for Employees and Volunteers Valid July 1, 2018 - June 30, 2019 Organization Contact Phone Number Complimentary Discounted Guests Volunteers ID Business Card OK? Admission Admission/Membership Included Included Required for employees Peabody Essex Museum Salem, MA 978-745-9500 Yes Yes- 1 Yes Yes Yes, w/photo ID Plimoth Plantation Plymouth, MA 508-746-1622 Yes No No Yes No Preservation Society of Newport County 401-847-1000 Yes Yes – 1 No Yes Yes, w/photo ID Newport, RI Road Scholar 800-454-5768 N/A For first time participants only Yes Yes Call 877-426-8056 Boston, MA www.roadscholar.org 10% off program fees No Limit No Limit Mention HR Consortium Reciprocity List, Your org., Program # and code PROFFER Roger Williams Park Zoo / Rhode Island 401-785-3510 Yes Yes – 1 No Yes No Zoological Society Providence, RI Springfield Museums, Springfield, MA 413-263-6800 Yes, galleries only Yes – 1 No Yes Yes, w/photo ID Sterling & Francine Clark Art Institute 413-458-2303 Yes Yes – 1 No Yes Yes, w/photo ID Williamstown, MA Tower Hill Botanic Garden 508-869-6111 11 French Drive, Boylston, MA 01505 www.towerhillbg.org Yes Yes-1 No Yes Yes, w/ photo ID Trinity Repertory Theater $10 off tickets to main seating No Yes Yes w/ other ID Providence, RI (401) 351-4242 N/A (excluding Saturdays and A Christmas use code: NECULTURE www.trinityrep.com Carol). Limit 4 tickets Trustees of Reservations 617-542-7696 Yes Not at this time No No Yes Yes with ID (See list of benefits at bottom) see list below Union of Concerned Scientists NA Yes, $10 off membership NA No Yes Yes, or email from business Cambridge, MA 617 -301-8049 plus choice of tote or mousepad USS Constitution Museum Yes 20% off regular priced item in gift shop Charlestown, MA 617-426-1812 No Yes Yes Yes, w/photo ID 508-799-4406 Yes No Yes Yes with Other ID Worcester Art Museum Yes - 1 Worcester, MA Zoo New England 617-541-LION 10% discount on rentals for, corporate One Franklin Park Road, Boston, MA Yes meeting, other employer related events, No No Yes Yes, w/photo ID Harvard University Art Museums Historic New England: Massachusetts Audubon: The Trustees of Reservations: Williams Hayes Fogg Art Museum Barret House - Ipswich, NH Allen's Pond, Westport, MA Fruitlands Museum, Harvard, MA Busch-Reisinger Museum Beauport/Sleeper McCann House - Gloucester, MA Arcadia, Easthampton, MA - free admission, grounds & museum Arthur M.
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