The Fuller Craft Museum in Brockton is a great stop with your Massachusetts car rental because they offer exhibits focused on contemporary and New England art. The museum is open daily and offers you a unique way to experience New England's contemporary craft. This is home to New England's objects, ideas, and insight to inspire artists. They focus on craft, which has come from functional objects.

Exploring your options

When you visit the Fuller Craft Museum, you can take a tour with an 11-minute podcast that will take you behind the scenes. This program was created by four Brockton High students and will let you know their thoughts about the exhibition and give you insight to some of the outdoor sculptures before you leave in your Massachusetts car rental. There are also Museum Educators who provide tours to people of all ages. You will view challenging and beautiful objects that are sure to inspire.

There are also nature trails that you can explore at the museum. When you enter, you can grab a guide and go for a ¼ mile walk outside before leaving in your Massachusetts car rental.

Letterboxing is another fun outdoor activity offered at the museum. You download clues to help you search for a "hidden treasure" on the Fuller Craft Campus.

Plan your visit

The Fuller Craft Museum is open from 10:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m. daily. Admission for adults is $8 and it is $5 for seniors and students. Children under 12 are free.

If you are coming here with your Massachusetts car rental, you will want to take Route 24 to Exit 18B. Bear right onto Route 27 North. The second right is Oak Street - turn here. You will find the museum one mile down the road on the left. There is free parking for your Massachusetts car rental.

Brockton is located about 30 minutes from Boston with your Massachusetts car rental.

Spending time in Boston

Franklin Park Zoo is a 72-acre zoo in the heart of Boston. When you make your way here on your Massachusetts car rental, you will be visiting part of a non-profit corporation that operates two locations within the state. Franklin Park Zoo was founded in 1913 and was long considered the "crown jewel" of the Frederick Law Olmsted's Emerald Necklace Park System. Some of the highlights here include the African lions, Masai giraffe, zebra of the Giraffe Savannah, and lowland gorillas of the tropical forest.