GEORGIA
Field Trips

The Albany Museum of Art includes an impressive collection of 19th and 20th Century American and European art and houses one of the largest collections of traditional African art in the Southeast.

The APEX Museum is solely dedicated to telling the rich and often untold story of people of the African Diaspora, providing visitors with a complete view of African and African American history and culture.

Atlanta Beltline Arboretum puts Atlanta on a path to 21st-century economic growth and sustainability provides a network of public parks, multi-use trails, transit, trees, and plants by reusing 22 miles of historic railroad paths.

The Atlanta Botanical Garden is the perfect place to learn about plants from around the world and their importance in food, medicine, the environment, and as raw products.

The Atlanta History Center connects people, history, and culture by providing educational tours of historic houses, exhibitions, and gardens. Explore some of the center’s online exhibitions.

The Atlanta Monetary Museum exhibits historical artifacts that tell the story of money from barter to modern times. Learn about the turbulent history of banking in America and see examples of rare coins and currency.

Schools throughout the Atlanta-metro region depend on the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra for music programs to provide inspiration, music education and enjoyment. Also family friendly concerts.

On the Augusta Canal National Heritage Boat Tours, learn about the important role that the Augusta Canal played in the Civil War, how the Augusta Canal helped in transporting supplies to the troops, and more.

At the Augusta Museum of History, visitors learn about local and regional history by comparing the past to the present while learning about early and present inhabitants.

Bainbridge Animal Park, a small animal park, enables delighted groups to meet and feed Ringo the donkey and his goat companions and other animal encounters.

The Beach Institute African-American Cultural Center’s collection presents African American history and culture through exhibits and and educational programs that aim to foster interracial understanding.

Birdsong Nature Center’s 565 acres of wildflower meadows, forests, ponds and swamps, are home to a myriad of birds and other wildlife.