MASSACHUSETTS
Field Trips

Southwick’s Zoo is a 300-acre, privately owned zoological park with over 850 animals and more.

Located in the South End of Boston, the SpeakEasy Stage Company has a mission to produce intimate, entertaining plays and musicals that compel thoughtful conversation.

At the Springfield Science Museum, visitors are wowed by planetarium shows, exhibits of space exploration, ancient fossils and even a live animal center. The museum is also home to the oldest operating planetarium in the United States. 

At the Stone Zoo, you can visit and observe barnyard animals, poison dart frogs, bats, cranes, tarantulas and other exotic creatures.

Stowe Farm is a 60-acre historic farm with apple and pumpkin picking, hayrides, seed planting, petting zoo, horseback riding and more.

Tamarack Hollow Nature & Cultural Center is a non-profit organization dedicated to conservation and educating visitors of all ages on the unique, high elevation Boreal Spruce-Fir Forests of the Berkshire Highlands in Windsor, MA and beyond.

The American Repertory Theater at Harvard University is a leading force in the American theater, producing groundbreaking work in Cambridge and beyond.

The Botanic Garden of Smith College includes thousands of plants, including those grown under glass in the Lyman Conservatory and outdoors in the campus arboretum, and various specialty gardens around the campus.

The Hanover Theatre and Conservatory for the Performing Arts is a 2,300 seat theatre that has entertained more than two million audience members with its world-class performances.

The Lloyd Center for the Environment serves southeastern New England, educating the public on coastal and watershed issues, and conducting research on coastal ecosystems and endangered species.

Interpretive exhibits throughout the house explore Edith Wharton’s life, her humanitarian efforts, literary legacy, and lives of the servants. Visitors may also walk through beautiful gardens and trails.

Tour the Old House at Peacefield, the oldest presidential birthplace (built in 1731), is where both John Adams and John Quincy Adams were born and learn about this important American family.