Field Trips

Off-campus classes that require travel to the destination(s).

Courses

This exhibition explores the many people who, over centuries, have made Virginia the unique place it is in America and in the world, and discusses the dramatic impact of the immigrant experience throughout Virginia's history as people arrived from the four corners of the globe. Note: The new refund policy applies.


Thursday, May 14 NOTE: Please note the adjusted 1pm start time. , Virginia Museum of History and Culture
Our engaging educators will lead your group through the Gilded Age home of James and Sallie May Dooley. Learn the story of the Dooleys and how this 33-room gift to the city of Richmond came to be, discover how the house was run by the domestic staff during the Jim Crow era, and enjoy the collection and the architecture of one of the most well-preserved homes of the Victorian Era in Virginia. Fees are non-refundable unless we are able to fill your slot.


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Want to experience art in a contemplative, meaningful way? Join us at the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts for an hourlong session of 'slow looking,' a mindful approach to engaging with art. Together, we'll explore two works from the museum's permanent collection, allowing for a personal and immersive experience. There could be long periods of standing.


Wednesday, May 13, Virginia Museum of Fine Arts
Discover the newly-renovated habitats along Maymont's outdoor Virginia Wildlife Trail! Explore our 40-acre valley, home to historic and present-day native Virginia species, many of which are rescued wildlife. Join our educator to learn about the fascinating life histories of these animals and their vital roles in our ecosystem. You'll also get an inside look at how we care for them through specialized diets, enrichment activities, and training. Dress for walking (good shoes, water bottle, etc.). Fees are non-refundable unless we are able to fill your vacated slot.


Monday, May 18, Maymont
This class is back by popular demand, but with all new wines. Do you have to spend a lot of money for a good bottle of wine? Can you tell the difference when you do? We will taste similar wines at different prices, learn what makes the difference, and find out if you can tell. Eight wines will be tasted, each as a pairing with one inexpensive and one more expensive. Fees are non-refundable unless we are able to fill your vacated slot.


Thursday, May 7, The Kitchen Classroom