School Assembly Programs & Outreach
Field Trips

California Center for the Arts includes arts education residencies, field trip opportunities, weekday performances for youth and a contemporary art museum. Thea

Spark curiosity and creativity with hands-on activities by the Carnegie Center for Art and History’s educators. Also check out the Center’s virtual and outreach programs for school, scout and homeschool groups.

The Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden is the sixth-oldest zoo in the United States. The zoo houses over 500 animals and 3,000 plant species. Offers In-person and Virtual Botanical Gardens and Zoo Field Trips.

Multi-instrumentalist Craig Newton takes students on a musical journey from Yankee Doodle to Rock and Roll.  Guitar, mandolin, flutes, banjo, violin and more! In-person: AZ, CA.

Crosstown Exotics is a reptile show and bug show that travels throughout Chicagoland providing hands-on education entertainment. Promoting conservation through presentations. IN-PERSON: Chicagoland.

Crystal Bridge Museum of American Art includes a renowned collection ranging from Rockwell to Warhol in a striking architecture structure set on 120 lush acres of Ozark nature.

Dallas Petting Zoo is committed to raising awareness about conservation and animal behavior through education. Teaching children about the wonders of the animal world through hands on experiences. IN-PERSON PROGRAMS: Texas.

Festival Ballet Providence is Rhode Island’s premiere professional ballet company. Educational outreach programs connect with more than 5,000 children each season in workshops, demonstrations, and fully produced mainstage performances.

Glow Vibe Golf provides an 18-hole Mobile Mini Glow Golf Course that can be set up indoors / outdoors and day or night providing fun for all ages and groups.

With a magical mix of masks and music, award-winning Grumbling Gryphons Theater engages audiences for 41 years in participatory performances with environmental and multicultural themes.  In-Person Performances: Nationwide.

At ICA San Diego, a field trip includes a tour of the current exhibition and a hands-on art project led by a teaching artist. Students will have the opportunity to look closely, question, and share perspectives about contemporary art.

Emmy award-winning storyteller and author Jim May, is a favorite of schools and family audiences. He presents many genres of oral traditions and literature: From myth to personal narrative stories. Storytelling or author’s programs available. In-person: Nationwide.