FLORIDA
Field Trips

The Harry P. Leu Gardens, on 50-acre botanical oasis, where visitors discover palms, cycads and flowering trees. Enjoy azaleas, vines, bromeliads and tropical philodendrons.

Located in landmark buildings, the Henegar Center for the Arts is a community arts center that provides quality cultural and educational programs and opportunities for community use.

The Heritage Museum of Northwest Florida collects and preserves material culture pertaining to local and regional history. The Museum houses an extensive collection of artifacts, textiles, and documents.

The Historic Haile Homestead is unique for its “Talking Walls” where the Haile family wrote over 12,500 words in almost every room and closet! Learn about the enslaved laborers and freedmen whose stories are intertwined.

Historic Pensacola encompasses eight and a half acres and 28 properties located within the foot prints of the original Spanish and British forts in downtown Pensacola.

The Historic Stranahan House Museum tells the story of the birth of a community. The House was built in 1901 by Frank Stranahan, credited as Fort Lauderdale’s founding father, and his wife Ivy Cromartie Stranahan, the area’s first school teacher.

HorsePower for Kids & Animal Sanctuary in Tampa provides a farm and petting zoo for people who would benefit from interaction with animals. HorsePower currently serves as a sanctuary for animals of all kinds.

Hunsader Farms offers pick-your-own vegetables and fruits like Black-Eyed peas, eggplant, green beans, okra, strawberries, and more!  They provide experiences where visitors learn about farm life, vegetables and animals.

The Indian Temple Mound Museum houses interpretative exhibits depicting 12,000 years of Native American occupation including over 1,000 artifacts of stone, bone and clay, as well as a  collections of prehistoric ceramics.

Expand your group’s taste in music at Jacksonville Symphony that offers youth concerts and preludes concerts that allow students to experience classical music performed by a live symphony.

The Jacksonville Zoo & Gardens is filled with countless animals from Africa and Asia. A natural wetlands area has indigenous Florida bobcats, wolves, deer, alligators, and more.

The Jewish Museum of Florida cares for more than 100,000 items ranging from the Museum buildings and artifacts that  focuses on immigration; family, institutions; community relations; and contributions to society.