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Field Trips

Watch the students of The Juilliard School put on a variety of musical concerts, dance, and drama performances throughout the academic year.

The Met Cloisters is a castle-like museum with surrounding gardens, devoted to the art and architecture of medieval Europe. Constructed in the 1930s, the structure borrows from four medieval French abbeys.

At the Ndakinna Education Center, guests learn about Northeast Native culture and awareness of the natural world. Topics include wilderness and survival skills, ecology and nature studies, Adirondack and Native culture, and more.

The Pine Hollow Arboretum is a 25-acre nature preserve. The arboretum’s collection consists of over 3,300 unique trees, shrubs and other woody plants from around the world.

Visitors to The Rockwell Museum explore art about the American experience—the people, land and ideas that shape America through the eyes of American artists.

Discover the arts and culture of the Himalayas, India and neighboring regions at the Rubin Museum of Art. Guided tours are thematic and can include a hands-on workshop.

The Statue of Liberty is one of America’s greatest treasures. Walk from its ground floor to the museum on a virtual tour and see how it was constructed on Liberty Island.

The Studio Museum in Harlem houses over 1,600 paintings, sculptures, and drawings by local, national, and international artists of African descent. In addition to touring the museum, activities include inquiry-based discussions about the art pieces and hands-on art projects.

The Ukrainian Museum features Ukrainian folk art, fine arts, and documentary material of the past and present. The museum features sculptures, maps that trace the history of Ukraine and much more.

Explore The Wild Center and its new Wild Walk–an elevated trail across the Adirondack treetops. Connect with nature through outdoor experiences like iForest and guided canoe trips, and explore a 54,000-square-foot museum with live animals and hands-on everything.

The Theatre Institute at Sage is dedicated to providing quality live theatre and arts-in-education programming to Capital Region youth, educators and residents.

Theatre of Youth is devoted to the growing and learning of children. Their theatrical storytelling helps them understand and manage a complex and ever-changing world.