Coastal Virginia-Hampton Roads
Field Trips

The Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Folk Art Museum is the United States’ first and the world’s oldest continually-operated museum dedicated to the preservation, collection, and exhibition of American folk art.

The 60-acre Bluebird Gap Farm is designed to resemble a working farm, petting zoo and features farm animals and fowl of all types, and wild animals native to Virginia.

At Brookdale Farm, visitors enjoy a day of picking juicy strawberries and medium sized pumpkins when they are in season, as well as visiting the farm animals.

The Casemate Museum is located in Fort Monroe held by Union forces during the Civil War, the fort is the largest stone fort in the United States. The Casemate Museum chronicles the military history of Fort Monroe.

The Chesapeake Planetarium Sky Theater consists of a hemispherical dome ceiling and digital projection system presenting a highly detailed picture of the heavens.

At the Children’s Museum of Virginia, bubbles grow bigger than they are, where the forces of energy electrify and spark the imagination, where visitors can be a farmer, a banker, a scientist, a star gazer and more.

The Chrysler Museum features an unrivaled collection—from ancient and modern periods to Tiffany glass to artists in residence. Get your virtual Chrysler fix at Chrysler from Home.

Colonial Williamsburg is an 18th century city and the world’s largest living-history museum featuring over 40 sites, historic taverns, and art museums with hands-on activities and guided tours.

Glazenfyre is a paint-it-yourself pottery studio that now offers fusible glass and canvas painting. We have a large, brightly lit studio for visitors to find their inner artist.

Hampton Arts comprises the American Theatre and Charles H. Taylor Visual Arts Center. Get a behind-the-scenes experience of theater and art. Virtual activities are available.