NEW YORK
Field Trips

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.

Introduce your group to the wonders of nature and wildlife at the Henry Luce Observatory, which is housed inside Central Park’s beautiful Belvedere Castle.

Learn about the early settlements of Steuben County with a visit to the Heritage Village of the Southern Finger Lakes. Costumed interpreters will explain the history and culture during demonstrations and other activities.

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.

Experience one of the most tranquil places in NYC and learn about the woods and the wetlands when your groups visits High Rock Nature Center.

Highland Botanical Park is a 150-acre park and home to the Lamberton Conservatory, an extensive collection of native and non-native plants, and a number of memorials and gardens.

Discover the arts and cultures of Spain, Portugal, and Latin America through exhibits and tours at the Hispanic Society Museum & Library that includes paintings, drawings, sculptures, decorative arts, and the useful arts dating from the Paleolithic to the 20th century. Registered free guided tours in English and Spanish.

At Historic Hudson Valley, there are multiple sites that teach guests American history in an engaging way. Hands-on activities help guests further absorb new knowledge gained.

At a visit to Historic Huguenot Street, visitors go back to the 1700s with living interpretations of what life was like throughout the ages on multicultural Huguenot Street.

The Historic Palace Theatre, opened in 1925, extends Broadway to Lockport and shines like a beacon for the arts and entertainment in the community.

Historic Richmond Town is New York City’s only restored historical town with 30 historic structures including a museum, tavern, courthouse, tinsmith shop, print shop, carpenter’s shop, cottages, a town bridge, mills, and more.

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.