MAINE
Field Trips

Sandy River Farms will again be hosting an “Amazing Maize” on our ten acre corn field. The Maize is a series of paths cut into the cornfield and will provide ample fun for all ages.

Seal Cove Auto Museum tells the story of innovation and ingenuity in New England and America through the early development of the automobile.

The Seashore Trolley Museum is the world’s oldest and largest museum of mass transit vehicles. Guided Tour includes: An exhibit about public transportation in Maine and a ride in an antique streetcar and more.

The Sebago Lake Ecology Center and Nature Trail take a guided tour of the nature trail, demonstration gardens, and wetland ecology area. Inside view natural history exhibit, interactive displays, aquatic habitats tank & more.

Smiling Hill Farm is a working dairy farm with a barnyard animal exhibit where visitors can interact with domestic farm animals. Meet with the sheep and goats in the petting areas. 

The Southworth Planetarium offers 30 shows to select from. With each show is a live night sky tour where visitors are guided through the night sky. Can taylor shows to emphasize the aspects in which your group is most interested. 

Visit the Tate House Museum, the elegant home of Maine’s last Mast Agent and see how New England forests fueled colonial industry, strengthened the British Royal Navy, and sparked rebellion.

Bring your students, scouts and youth groups to the Coastal Children’s Museum for enrichment and learning with over 21 hands-on interactive exhibits including magnet boards, indoor slide, tounge drums and more.

The Northern Maine Museum of Science is a natural history museum that supports science education through indoor and outdoor science exhibits, activities and programs.

The Ogunquit Museum of American Art is a small art museum that houses over 3,000 pieces in its permanent collection. It is the only museum in Maine devoted solely to American art.

At the Public Theatre will you find the best plays. All student matinees include a Post-show Discussion with the cast and director (or Artistic Director), after each performance. Study Guides are available for teachers.

The mission of Theater at Monmouth is to present innovative approaches to Shakespeare and other classic plays through professional productions students, youth groups and adults throughout the state of Maine.