Raleigh
Field Trips

The North Carolina Executive Mansion, known as the “people’s house” is a Queen Anne style residence designed by Philadelphia architect Samuel Sloan and his assistant Aldophus Gustavus Bauer. Open for youth group tours by appointment.

Discover the diversity of Western art, see art from around the world, learn how artists depict nature, and more at the North Carolina Museum of Art.

At the North Carolina Museum of History, groups can explore 14,000 years of the state’s history. Experience the museum virtually with History at Home and fun virtual videos.

NCMNS is one of the nation’s largest and most amazing museums about the natural world. Explore virtually—from science projects to educational videos—with Science at Home.

Expose your students, scouts, homeschoolers, or camp group to the world of classical music at North Carolina Symphony.

Come to Page Farms and experience what a real working farm is all about. Learn about the land, the people, and the crops grown in the heart of North Carolina.

Comedy, culture, and history come together to create engaging stories  for youth groups on the stage at Raleigh Little Theatre (RLT) including  musicals, comedies, dramas, and other theatrical genres.

Walnut Creek Wetland Center features a 59-acre park with trails, wildlife watching, and exhibits. Learn about wetland ecology and birds with stories, facts, and activities.