Explore art and ideas with a Trout Museum of Art Field Trip or Group Tour! Visitors of all ages and abilities are welcome to experience TMA with guided discussion and engaging art projects.

In-person Field Trip and Group Tour Options
10 people maximum per group.
$50 per group fee

• TMA Experience for pre-K, elementary, middle school, high school, college, and adult groups. Tour the exhibition spaces with one TMA’s Gallery Staff and then create your own piece of art taught by a TMA Art Educator! All supplies included.
• But, What is it? for middle school, high school, college, and adult groups. Lead by local artist, Cristian Andersson, develop an understanding of artwork and form ways to think about, talk about, and appreciate modern and contemporary art – regardless if we “like” it or not. Take a closer look at the work of contemporary artists while examining the progressive timeline of Western art, and think about the context of why it may have been created. Develop ways to understand increasingly complex works. Sketch paper and pencils provided, but bring questions and an open mind!
• Self-led Sessions for college and adult groups. Tour the exhibition spaces on your own, and reserve a space in the museum for further group discussion about the collections lead by you or another member of your group.

Virtual Field Trip and Group Tour Options

• Virtual Exhibitions (FREE). Tour one of TMA’s exhibitions virtually! And feel free to use TMA’s curriculum samples using pieces from the collections!
  • Made to Order
    • Grades K-2, Color with Lydia Anderson
    • Grades 2 -4, Shape with Jesse Bell
• Virtual Tours with a Docent ($2 per student) for elementary, middle school, high school, college, and adult groups. Spend time with one of TMA’s trained Gallery Staff as they give you a live tour of the exhibition(s) via Zoom! Ask questions and learn about the artists and artwork.
• Virtual Meetings with Artists ($5 per student) meet with a local artist to talk about their artwork and career or to make artwork together through Zoom!
• But, What is it? ($5 per student) for middle, high school, college, and adult groups. Lead by local artist, Cristian Andersson, develop an understanding of artwork and form ways to think about, talk about, and appreciate modern and contemporary art – regardless if we “like” it or not. Take a closer look at the work of contemporary artists while examining the progressive timeline of Western art, and think about the context of why it may have been created. Develop ways to understand increasingly complex works. Bring questions and an open mind!