Nashville
Field Trips

The Nashville Zoo is a zoological garden and historic plantation farmhouse which contains 6,230 individual animals and 339 species. Offers field trip activity stations, tours and hands-on activities.

At Shuckle’s-Corn-Maze-&-Pumpkin-Patch, students & scouts will learn how corn is grown and the uses in manufacturing of this food source.  Learn about the feeding & care of animals.

The Tennessee Agricultural Museum hosts tours, hands-on activities and demonstrations that are rooted in a historical context, agricultural education, science, math, and even language arts.

Tennessee Performing Arts Center offers performances in theatre, dance, music, storytelling, opera, puppetry, by local, national, and international performing arts companies.

The Tennessee Sports Hall of Fame recognize people who became notable for participating in some form of sport in the American state of Tennessee through interactive exhibits.

Guided and Self-Guided tours of the Capitol are available, on Legislative (meeting) days, visitors may view the Senate and the House of Representatives from the galleries.

Experience Tennessee history at the Tennessee State Museum where youth groups can create their own Tennessee learning adventure. Combine with a trip to the Tennessee State Capitol.

The Johnny Cash Museum, has the largest displays of pictures & memorabilia from the life of music icon Johnny Cash in Nashville Tennessee. Special group rates are available for groups of 15+.

The Parthenon, at Centennial Park, is the re-creation of the Parthenon and the statue Athena, as well as an art museum with 63 paintings by 19th and 20th century American artists.

The Vanderbilt University Fine Arts Gallery has 4-7 exhibitions each year. We welcome groups from the community and local schools for self-guided and guided tours.

Walden Farm offers agricultural education, farm animals and life was on the farm in years past. Activities include hayride, with farm animals, straw and corn mazes, and pumpkin picking.