Lehigh Valley
Field Trips

Allentown Art Museum features a collection including American paintings and sculptures from mid-18th century to the present, decorative arts, non-western art, European Old Masters paintings, textiles, and costumes.

At the Lehigh Valley Heritage Museum, with over 13,000 square feet of exhibits, visitors will learn about different aspects of Lehigh Valley history such as war, music, industry, early settlers, Native Americans, and other topics.

Want to take a tour of the hatchery?  Park signage can be used for self-guided tours by individuals or groups. Vending machines are available for fish food purchase.

Visit the Museum of Indian Culture for an experience filled with Native American heritage and art. Exhibits at the Museum of Indian Culture focus on the history and lifestyle of the Delaware/Lenape people and other American Indian tribes.

Experience hands-on history fun for all ages at the National Canal Museum. Rides on the 48-ton, mule-drawn canal boat, Josiah White II, allow school, scout, homeschool, and camp groups to explore the history of the Lehigh Canal.

The Pennsylvania Youth Theatre educates, enriches, and entertains youth through live theatre. Students of the theatre are cast in professionally produced musicals throughout the year.