Long Island
Field Trips

The Plaza Players present highly acclaimed musicals, children’s theatre, and arts-in- education productions throughout the tri-state area.

SuffolkStudy modern art and its international context, and explore the setting in which famed artists Jackson Pollock and Lee Krasner created many of their artistic works.

The Quogue Wildlife Refuge has been offering educational programs at the Refuge since the 1960s. Our goals are to teach children about the outside world and to help them to appreciate nature.

The majority of the Museum’s rolling stock resides at the Railroad Museum of Long Island, where restoration is carried out.

The Reboli Center for Art and History is organized to preserve, promote, support and advance the legacy of the artist and painter, Joseph Reboli and promote the Three Village area as a center for art and history on Long Island.

The Riverhead Foundation for Marine Research and Preservation’s mission is to preserve and protect the marine environment through conservation efforts including education and research.

The Rock Hall Museum offers guided tours, educational programs, and crafts workshops about colonial history and the American Revolution.

Sag Harbor Whaling and Historical Museum features collections and exhibits that highlight local artists and the boating industry from the 19th century, when New York became one of the busiest northeast ports.

Sagamore Hill National Historic Site, known as the “summer White House” of the 26th President Theodore Roosevelt, features exhibits and audio-visual programs on his life and career.

Preservation Long Island (previously the Society for Preservation of Long Island Antiquities – SPLIA) celebrates the cultural heritage of Long Island by preserving historic buildings and artifacts.

South Fork Marine Education, offered by Cornell Cooperative Extension, focuses on diverse marine topics, as well as protecting and enhancing our marine environment.

The Southold Indian Museum is dedicated to the cultural preservation of Long Island’s Native Americans, by helping to increase public understanding through objects and oral history.