- The list below includes 17 free or cheap things to do in or near Butler, Pennsylvania, including 41 different types of inexpensive activities like Mini Golf, Movie Theaters, Bowling and Family Fun Center.
- From Alameda Park to Eracers Go-Kart Bumper-Boat Park, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Butler and in nearby cities within 25 miles like New Castle and Pittsburgh.
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The Jimmy Stewart Museum is a historic museum that is dedicated to the life and memory of Jimmy Stewart. The museum displays artifacts from the various TV roles that Jimmy played and offers free admission to children 6 and under.
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845 Philadelphia Street, Indiana, PA 15701
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The James M Stewart Museum Foundation is a non-profit organization that has benefits including free admission to members, a 10% discount on store purchases, and a free tote bag. The foundation also gives discounts to senior citizens and military personnel.
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Providing a variety of espresso drinks, The Artists Hand features baristas that can perform coffee art. The coffee shop allows pets inside and is decorated with paintings from local artists.
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The Tod Engine Heritage Park preserves the city's industrial heritage on a grand scale. The collection boasts several large factory pieces, a locomotive, and much more. Private visits can be arranged for a more intimate viewing experience.
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139 E Boardman Street, Youngstown, OH 44503
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Exhibits with hands-on play and interactive elements are the showcase of the Children's Museum of the Valley. The site also features many special workshops for children, teens, and adults with a focus on crafting and making.
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Privately owned Camelot Lanes provides family-friendly entertainment and amusement to the surrounding area. The bulk of their business hours concentrate on open bowling for anyone, but they also offer league bowling times and cosmic bowling on the weekends.
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Paying tribute to the settlers of Mahoning Valley, Arms Family Museum features period furnishings and clothing, along with Native American memorabilia and mining artifacts. The museum also contains exhibits about African-American settlers in the Youngstown area.
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The first museum dedicated to American art is The Butler Institute of American Art. The collection currently is composed of over 20,000 individual pieces and features a variety of traveling exhibitions throughout the year.
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Located on the Youngstown State University campus, the McDonough Museum of Art primarily focuses on exhibits of contemporary art. Paintings, photographs, sculptures, and even mixed media pieces have been showcased in the shifting exhibit space.
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Arms Family Museum of Local History
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648 Wick Avenue, Youngstown, OH 44502
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The Arms Family Museum of Local History is the preserved residence of the Arms family. The first floor feature rooms dedicated to handicraft, medieval architecture and design, and the second floor features exhibits relevant to local history.