Long Island
Field Trips

East Hampton Town Maritime Museum three floors of exhibits with artifacts, photographs, models and displays show how our marine environment has impacted upon the economic, social and recreational life of people.

Explore the Fire Island Lighthouse and visit nature trails and the surrounding bay and ocean. Learn about the lighthouse’s history, discover the life of lighthouse keepers, and understand the significance of preserving maritime history.

Want an adventure that is sure to impress your group? Looking for athletic activities to work on team building skills? Look no further than Five Towns Mini Golf and Batting.

Garvies Point Museum and Preserve is a center for research about LI geology and archaeology. View exhibits illustrating Long Island’s glacial history, and explore Native American ways of life.

Filled with historic buildings, animals, gardens, and farmlands, The Hallockville Museum Farm can tailor its educational programs to the needs of your group with tours and hands-on activities.

The Museum’s collection spans 500 years of Western Art and highlights 19th century American landscape painting, as well as American and European modernist art.

Hicksville Gregory Museum is a unique place for exploring science. During a visit to the museum, groups can see fossils, mineral specimens, preserved butterflies, and artifacts from local history.

Founded in 1963, the Hofstra University Museum of Art is an American Alliance of Museums accredited institution with a permanent collection of approximately 5,000 works of art in varied media dating from the ancient to the contemporary.

Devoted to educating the public about the Holocaust and the dangers of antisemitism, bullying, racism, and intolerance, the Holocaust Memorial & Tolerance Center offers programs that focus on the history of intolerance-based violence.

At Hoyt Farm Nature Preserve, enjoy its many live animals, educational displays, and even a Native American artifact collection. School groups can participate in hands-on programs.

The Islip Art Museum is the leading exhibition space for contemporary art on Long Island, and has a rolling roster of exhibits featuring work by both international and local artists.

John W. Engeman Theater hosts a year-round professional theater company that brings classic stories to life. The company offers productions like The Wizard of Oz, The Cat in the Hat, and Flat Stanley.