Greensboro
Field Trips

Covering 4.75 acres, Cove Creek Gardens is a conservation and teaching garden. Learning programs focus on topics such as entomology, sustainability, water conservative gardening, and more.

Designed to inspire hands-on learning through play, the Greensboro Children’s Museum offers a fun, energetic and safe environment for all ages.

Explore the history of Greensboro with the Greensboro Historical Museum’s exhibits. The museum’s permanent exhibits focus on Native Americans, military history, the textile industry, civil rights, and more.

The Greensboro Science Center is an aquarium, museum and zoo all in one beautiful location, for one price– the perfect way to spend a day with your group.

Students, scouts, and homeschoolers can learn about classical music through quality music education programs at the Greensboro Symphony Orchestra (GSO).

At the International Civil Rights Center & Museum, groups can walk through the history of the Civil Rights Movement with exhibits that document the battle for equality in education, employment, and everyday life.

The Center for Education, Imagination and the Natural World fosters the relationship between the human being and the natural world. Programs are offered for educators and students–Nature, listening, poetry, design, and more.

The Weatherspoon Art Museum holds one of the leading collections of 20th and 21st century American art in the Southeast. Interactive guided tours, lesson plans, and educator workshops available.