The American Precision Museum offers custom STEAM programs, workshops covering all levels of technology, a look at a working machine shop, and more. View its virtual exhibits.

A museum that inspires students to write! American Writers Museum offers a wide variety of educational opportunities, both in-person and virtual field trips.

View European and American paintings, ancient Antioch mosaics, and textiles from around the world at the Baltimore Museum of Art. Explore the museum virtually via its artBMA channel.

The Barnes Foundation’s collection features one of the world’s finest holdings of impressionist, post-impressionist, and early modern paintings.

Visit the 19th-century Bellamy Mansion Museum, known for being one of North Carolina’s finest examples of pre-Civil War architecture. Take a virtual tour of the Mansion and download some activity worksheets.

The Berkshire Museum sparks creativity, inspiring educational connections between the subjects of art, history, and natural science. Explore virtually with the Berkshire Museum@Home.

A major resource for the community, the Blanton Museum of Art showcases art through the ages, from ancient Greek to Abstract Expressionism. Visit #MuseumFromHome to learn about the museum’s collection and hands-on activities.https://blantonmuseum.org/

The Booth Western Art Museum features contemporary Western American art, historic Western art, Civil War art, Presidential portraits, more. Take a virtual tour of the galleries.

BMAC presents art and ideas in ways that inspire, educate, and engage all ages. Programs reflect the cultural richness of the community. Take a virtual tour.

Explore countless canyons and buttes carved by the Colorado River at Canyonlands. On-site programs include stargazing, ranger-led hikes, and more. Take a virtual tour.

The Carmel Clay Historical Society hosts hands-on, Carmel history field trips at the Monon Depot Museum. Learn about local history with virtual presentations and videos.

Spark curiosity and creativity with hands-on activities by the Carnegie Center for Art and History’s educators. Also check out the Center’s virtual and outreach programs for school, scout and homeschool groups.