Students can become geologists, engineers, climate investigators and space explorers at the Museum of Natural History & Planetarium in Roger Williams Park.
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Museum of Work & Culture
An immersive journey into Rhode Island’s industrial past awaits at the Museum of Work & Culture, where students move through recreated environments that tell the story of work, immigration and life in the Blackstone Valley.
The John Brown House Museum
The John Brown House Museum in Providence offers students a glimpse into the life of John Brown, a politician, businessman, and slave trader who played a vital role in Rhode Island’s colonial and early federal history.
Lippitt House Museum
This beautifully preserved Victorian-era mansion allows students to immerse themselves in 19th-century life through guided tours that highlight the daily routines of the Lippitt family and their servants.
RISD Museum
Established in 1877 as part of a vibrant creative community, the RISD Museum stewards works of art representing cultures from ancient times to the present and includes a collection of more than 10,000 objects.
Ballet RI
Formerly Festival Ballet Providence, Ballet Rhode Island offers students a captivating introduction to the world of ballet and contemporary dance.
Providence Performing Arts Center
Providence Performing Arts Center (PPAC) is one of the region’s premier cultural destinations, offering students an unforgettable experience in the world of live theater.
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Inventors, Revolutionaries and Hands-On Discovery
The Garden State is filled with field trip opportunities that put students directly in the footsteps of inventors, farmers, scientists and Revolutionary soldiers.











