Worcester Art Museum ready for more visitors
For three years, the bronze front doors at the Worcester Art Museum’s Salisbury Street entrance have been locked due to lack of funds.
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On Wednesday, the museum is opening those doors permanently.
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For July and August, the museum is also waiving the $14 visitor entrance fee.
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The aim is to focus attention on the Worcester museum, which draws 75,000 visitors a year and struggles in the shadow of Boston's institutions.
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Recently installed director Matthias Waschek said it was the first part of his plan to revive the sleepy institution.
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