At the Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum, look into the world of contemporary art with exhibits that are learner-friendly and inquiry-based.

The Ballard Institute and Museum of Puppetry’s “World of Puppetry” exhibit offers an interesting cultural insight into global puppetry traditions and experience the joy of making things come to life.

Field trips to the Center for Contemporary Printmaking will immerse students, scouts, homeschoolers, and campers in various types of fine art printmaking.

At Fairfield University Art Museum, groups will see European, Asian, African, Pre-Columbian, and American paintings, drawings, prints, objects, and photographs.

The Florence Griswold Museum’s collection is artwork from the 18th century to the present reflects the development of American Tonalism and Impressionist painting styles. Tour the historic Griswold House and enjoy a hands-on landscape painting project.

Built by architect Philip Johnson in 1949, the Glass House is an essay in minimal structure, geometry, proportion, and the effects of transparency and reflection.

Hill–Stead Museum is a 1901 Colonial Revival mansion filled with priceless works of art and antiques set on 152 gorgeous acres in Farmington, CT.

The Housatonic Museum of Art collection offers students and the community alike the opportunity to view works that span the history of art from the ancient to the contemporary.

Tour the Lyman Allyn Art Museum’s collection of world objects, dating from antiquity to the present; create an art project to take home. Enjoy the museum’s virtual exhibitions.

The Mattatuck Museum integrates art and history. It hosts exhibits like the Connecticut-based Early American Painting Gallery, the Modern and Contemporary Art exhibit, and the Button Gallery, which offers a unique insight into the industry and history of Mattatuck.