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First Unitarian Society Meeting House
Museum · Shorewood Hills
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Frank Lloyd Wright designed this meeting house for the First Unitarian Society; it opened in 1951. Guided tours run most Fridays at 2:30 and Sundays at 11:30 ($30, $15 for students; book a day ahead), and you can look into the auditorium weekdays 10 to 2 when it isn't in use. Free noon Friday Musicales run most Fridays from October to April.
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MadisonWI.com guide
Museums in Madison: good to know
Several of Madison's best museums are free: the Chazen Museum of Art on the UW campus, the Madison Museum of Contemporary Art (MMoCA) downtown, and the Wisconsin Veterans Museum on the Capitol Square. The Madison Children's Museum charges admission but has free Thursday nights.
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The Wisconsin Historical Museum's replacement, the new Wisconsin History Center on the Capitol Square, is scheduled to open in early 2028. Small local historical societies around Dane County keep shorter hours, often seasonal, so check before you go.
For more ideas, see our guide to things to do in Madison.