Memphis
Field Trips

Agricenter International offers formal and informal learning about agriculture, forestry, and natural resources covering science, technology, STEM and the environment.

The Beltz Museum of Asian & Judaic Art provides an opportunity to learn about Chinese history and culture as well as the historical and literal interpretation of artworks relating to Judaism.

C.H. Nash Museum at Chucalissa offers field trips which can include a tours, scavenger hunt, archaeology lab, a themed educational program and craft.

Groups will be absorbed in a world of playful learning with dozens of interactive exhibits at CMOM. Enjoy quality activities in the arts, science, literacy, music, and sensory play.

Within the grounds of Coon Creek Science Center, lies one of the most important fossil sites in North America, contains Upper Cretaceous marine shells and vertebrate remains left 70 million years ago.

Davies Manor Plantation’s field trips include a tour of the Manor house and the grounds and seasonal hands-on activities such as Activities in Nature, Fiber & More, Pioneer Fun, The Pioneer Way,

The Fire Museum of Memphis exists to promote education of fire and life safety and to recognize and preserve the heritage of the fire service and its contribution to the community.

Germantown Performing Arts Center connects children, teachers and schools across the Mid-South with the performing arts during exciting weekday performances of music, dance and theater.

Fall fun at Jones Orchard. Apple and pumpkin picking and a 10-acre corn maze. Looking for more a-maze-ing fun? Try solving this farm fun games of who-dunnit!

The Memphis Botanic Garden, a 96-acre garden, offers hands-on programs on plant science, world ecosystems, multicultural studies, historical uses of plants, art in nature, and more.

The Memphis Brooks Museum of Art focuses on the art of world cultures from antiquity to the present. Visitors learn about art, engage in dialogue and create art.