GEORGIA
Field Trips

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.

Blue Heron Nature Preserve, on 30-acres, serves as a home to a variety of wildlife and native plant species, a green space with creek-side trails to explore and a center of education and research.

The Booth Western Art Museum features contemporary Western American art, historic Western art, Civil War art, Presidential portraits, more. Take a virtual tour of the galleries.

The Bradley Observatory is an astronomical teaching and research facility that contains the 70-seat Delafield Planetarium and the large dome atop the Observatory houses the 30-inch Lewis H. Beck telescope.

Operating September through May of each year, The Burton 4-H Center offers opportunities for high-quality environmental and recreational experiences. Our research-based curriculum correlates to the Georgia Standards of Excellence, providing hands-on learning in the context of the real world.

The Center for Civil and Human Rights tells inspiring stories of civil and human rights through artifacts, original works of art, music, videos, and dynamic interactive experiences.