The art museum serves as the backdrop to the NFL Draft, but it will stay open throughout the three-day event. Because of the temporary NFL stage, the Rocky steps are closed, but you can enter the museum from the west entrance and Anne d’Harnoncourt Drive at 25th Street. While you’re around, check out the free outdoor gallery around its grounds—it’s actually covering up the museum’s own construction work.

Admission to the Rodin Museum is always pay-what-you-wish, and it will have regular hours during the draft. But its beautiful grounds are always open to the public, making for an easy escape from the NFL Draft festival when you just need some peace and quiet.

Don your favorite NFL team jersey and head over to the Ben Franklin Institute during the draft. Those wearing NFL gear will receive $2 off admission tickets, which usually cost $20. Also note: There will be added security and you’ll have to enter through the 20th Street business entrance.

The Barnes is open all three days of the draft with normal operating hours. Right now its “Person of the Crowd: The Contemporary Art of Flânerie,” exhibit is on display and features artists who take their work to the streets to highlight social issues. You might even find some of their work on display throughout Philadelphia.

The galleries and the art shop at Moore will both be open during the draft. Take in one of the most iconic modern buildings in Philly.

During the draft, the Academy will offer free general admission and an $8 “super saver” ticket for its special exhibits. If you wear an NFL jersey, you’ll get a $1 discount off that ticket.

The PAFA is just south of the Ben Franklin Parkway on North Broad Street, which makes it an easy pit stop, especially if you take the SEPTA to Suburban Station or City Hall. Both buildings—the Frank Furness-designed Historic Landmark Building and the Samuel M.V. Hamilton Building will be open.