The Harlem DNA Lab is the world’s first science center devoted entirely to genetics education. The Lab lets groups experience hands-on laboratory experiments.

Hicksville Gregory Museum is a unique place for exploring science. During a visit to the museum, groups can see fossils, mineral specimens, preserved butterflies, and artifacts from local history.

Columbia University’s Inside Engineering invites school and homeschool groups into Columbia Engineering labs to show students what engineering looks like in practice.

At the Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum complex where visitors can see the  28 restored aircraft; an exhibit hall on water, space, flight, and life at sea; flight simulators; and more.

Discover hands-on science at miSci–Museum of Innovation & Science! Explore interactive exhibits, immersive full-dome planetarium shows, and Challenger Learning Center space missions.

Explore Earth and its prehistoric past at the Museum of the Earth–from the tiniest trilobite to the mighty mastodon–through engaging displays, hands-on features, stunning fossils, and science-inspired art.

Discover more than 450 interactive exhibits including Rocket Park Mini Golf, the 60,000 square-foot Science Playground, and the Design Lab, groups will have fun learning about science, engineering, and design at the New York Hall of Science.

The New York State Museum is a center of art, science, and history dedicated to exploring the human and natural history of the state. Its collections rank among the finest in many fields and total more than 16 million scientific specimens and one million cultural objects.

Learn about Western New York’s unique aviation and aerospace heritage at Niagara Aerospace Museum at the Niagara Falls International Airport. In addition to displaying artifacts, the Museum will continue to carry out extensive educational programming.

Niagara Gorge Discovery Center focuses on the natural and local history of Niagara Falls and Gorge. Interactive displays, a virtual elevator trip and a 180° multi-screen theater presentation of the mighty Niagara River carved the gorge and the falls over the course of more than 12,000 years.

From a Seat-Gripping Virtual Reality Ride to Hands-On Experiments to the Power of Nature, Discover the Energy and Geology of New York at the Niagara Power Vista.

The Pember Museum of Natural History includes 10,000 objects covering a wide variety of natural history subjects. Specimens include vertebrate and invertebrate animals, rocks and minerals, fossils, some anthropological and historical materials, and a herbarium.