MAINE
Field Trips

The Penobscot Marine Museum features various historic buildings and exhibits that celebrate the maritime culture of the Penobscot Bay region. Eight of its buildings are listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

The Penobscot Nation Museum is dedicated to preserving and sharing the rich cultural heritage of the Penobscot and Wabanaki people. The museum houses collections that span thousands of years of history.

Penobscot Theatre Company operates year-round in the historic Bangor Opera House, producing theatre works both classic and new.  Special student matinees are offered periodically each season.

Education is at the heart of Pineland Farms’ mission. Our 5,000-acre property offers an inspiring classroom for students of all ages, year-round. On the farm the learning takes place in our forests, fields, barns, gardens and farmyard.

The Portland Fire Museum contains the collection of the Portland Veteran Firemen’s Association, accrued over the last one hundred-eleven years.

Portland Ovations Energizes and engages your students with the performing arts and artists through onstage school-time matinees and offstage children’s theater experiences.

The Portland Stage Student Matinee Program is to help students gain understanding of their own lives by connecting on a deeper level to productions that explore and mirror the world in which they live.

The Portland Waterfront Historic District is one of the few intact east coast historic waterfronts and today looks substantially the same as it did in the period 1850 to 1875.

The Center celebrates the success of Project Puffin brings puffins and other rare Maine seabirds back to historic nesting islands. View puffins and other seabirds in real time through a remarkable live video system.

Pumpkin Valley Farm Field trip includes 2 hour visit for school groups mid week to enjoy the corn maze, mini maze, jumping pillow, play areas, farm animals and then take a hayride to pick a small pumpkin.

In the midst of quiet hay fields in Bowdoin, Maine, you’ll find Rocky Ridge Orchard, where school, scout and homeschool groups can pick apples in our orchards.

The Sabbathday Lake Shaker Museum is located within the only active and functioning Shaker Community in the world and features six village structures open to the public.