A Smithsonian affiliate, the Long Island Museum has nationally-known collections that include horse-drawn vehicles, art, and historic artifacts. Explore virtual resources in At Home With LIM.

With art from ancient to contemporary times on display, the Metropolitan Museum of Art gives field trip groups a full-spectrum artistic experience.

MoMA PS1 is an affiliate of the Museum of Modern Art, dedicated to contemporary art. It is an exhibition space rather than a collecting institution, and it devotes its resources to displaying experimental art.

Explore and discover the best of contemporary art from all over the world at the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA). Groups can take a guided or self-guided tour through MoMA’s exhibits.

Located in the Georgian-style former Frick Estate, the Nassau County Museum is home to a permanent 19th and 20th century American and European art, as well as a variety of rotating collections, sculptures, and gardens.

Located in what used to be the Washington Bathhouse, the National Museum of Dance & Hall of Fame features a large collection of photos, videos, costumes, and artifacts that document the history of dance.

The Neuberger Museum of Art at Purchase College features a collection of 20th century and contemporary works. Single and multi-visit tours can teach groups about the museum’s collections.

The museum of sculptor Isamu Noguchi features a mix of indoor and outdoor exhibits, a serene outdoor sculpture garden, and two floors of interior space.

Olana State Historic Site is the Victorian home of the late American landscape painter Frederic Church. Groups can tour the house, the landscape, the Coachmen’s House Gallery and the Evelyn and Maurice Sharp Gallery.

SuffolkStudy modern art and its international context, and explore the setting in which famed artists Jackson Pollock and Lee Krasner created many of their artistic works.

The Reboli Center for Art and History is organized to preserve, promote, support and advance the legacy of the artist and painter, Joseph Reboli and promote the Three Village area as a center for art and history on Long Island.

Founded in 1977, Rochester Contemporary Art Center is a venue for the exchange of ideas and a space for thoughtful contemporary art, providing a unique experience for audiences.