TENNESSEE
Field Trips

Creative Discovery Museum is a children’s museum contains art, music, and field science areas, a water-themed zone, a rooftop exhibit and an inventor’s workshop.

Explore the Cumberland Gap National Historical Park, historic gateway to the West. On a guided tour follow the route of the buffalo, Native American, longhunter, and pioneer.

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 Discovery Center is a children’s museum, nature center and wetlands boardwalk. Themed interactive exhibits explore of town life, science & more.

The East Tennessee History Center focuses on East Tennessee regional & national history in permanent & visiting exhibits of artifacts, art & Civil War items thru tours & hands-on activities.

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.

The Frist Art Museum is a contemporary art museum that offers exhibition or architecture tours and hands-on interactive Martin® ArtQuest Gallery as part of their tour.

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.

The Great Smoky Mountains Heritage Center, a living history museum, celebrates the cultural heritage of East Tennessee and the Great Smoky Mountains region.

Green Door Gourmet offers fun and educational farm field trips for fundamental agricultural education. Knowing your farmer and understanding how food is grown and prepared.

Historic Mansker’s Station is a 18th-century plantation house & fort offering 3 tours with living history hands-on activities; the Fort; the Plantation, Frontier Life Focus; and Plantation Life.

The Historic Ramsey House, home of the Ramsey Family, one of the first families to settle in Knoxville. Guided tours are available in history, architecture, science and math.