Suffolk County
Field Trips

The Lauren Kristy is a 65-foot turn-of-the-century style riverboat. Modeled after an old-time Mississippi paddle wheel boat, the 150-passenger boat will transport your school and camp groups to an earlier time.

The Long Island Environmental Interpretive Center boasts many exciting, fun, and educational programs for students, campers, and scouts. Take a nature walk through the pine barrens, explore aquatic ecosystems, and even dress up as moths and butterflies and more.

The Long Island Explorium features fun and interactive exhibits that foster an understanding of STEM concepts. Children visiting the Museum learn through play.

The Long Island Maritime Museum educates visitors on local maritime history with over 10,000 objects and five historic buildings.

A Smithsonian affiliate, the Long Island Museum has nationally-known collections that include horse-drawn vehicles, art, and historic artifacts. Explore virtual resources in At Home With LIM.

Longhouse Reserve displays art and sculpture featuring 16 acres of exhibits, including works by such artists as Sol LeWitt, Yoko Ono, and Willem de Kooning. Groups can come and tour the museum and grounds with a volunteer docent.

The Noel S. Ruiz Theatre at CM Performing Arts Center offers many Educational Opportunities for Children and Teenagers. The CM Performing Arts also offers a touring Day Rep program in which the theatre either bring a production to your group, or your group comes to them.

Inspired by the natural setting and artistic life of Long Island’s East End, the Parrish Museum is an ideal setting to learn how art and artists transform experiences of the world.

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.