ADULT TOURS
SELF GUIDED TOURS: Tour the Hunter at your own pace!
DOCENT-LED TOURS: Groups can learn about the Hunter Museum permanent collection or special exhibition with docents, trained volunteer museum guides.
For more information or assistance please contact Ellesse Garvin, Education Coordinator.
K-12 & HOME SCHOOL TOURS
Please reserve tour 3 weeks in advance of arrival. Minimum 10 students per tour. For all school groups, one adult chaperone or teacher is required per 10 students; their admission is complimentary. Additional adults are $15 each.
All school groups now receive a docent-led tour.
DOCENT-LED TOURS: [Limit 60 students per tour] Groups can learn about the Hunter Museum permanent collection or special exhibition with docents. School groups who are visiting the Hunter for the first time often elect to have docents guide the students through the Hunter Museum’s galleries. Limit 60 students per tour.
$4 per student
STUDIO TOURS: During a studio tour at the Hunter, students will be able to create art and tour the Hunter in one visit. Studio tours are led by docents and usually take 90 minutes for most groups. Limit 40 students due to studio capacity. VIEW CURRENT K-12 STUDIO TOURS
$7 per student (includes materials)
For more information or assistance please contact Ellesse Garvin, Education Coordinator.
SCHOOLS ELIGIBLE FOR PARTNER RATE
Please reserve tour 3 weeks in advance of arrival. Minimum 10 students per tour. For all school groups, one adult chaperone or teacher is required per 10 students; their admission is complimentary.
Thanks to a special grant from Unum, the Hunter is able to partner with a select number of schools to attend the museum at a discounted rate.
Title 1 Schools: Teachers interested in developing a tailored experience for their students should contact Christine Bespalec-Davis, Manager of School and Teacher Programs.
Hunter Education Fellows: Each semester, the Hunter partners with teachers interested in connecting the museum’s collection. Hunter Fellows collaborate with Hunter Museum Education Staff and educators of all backgrounds to develop integrated, and arts-focused curriculum and explore topics that stimulate reflective, innovative and equitable learning in the classroom. Learn more about the program or apply to become an education fellow at huntermuseum.org/learn-educators.
For more information or assistance please contact Christine Bespalec-Davis, Manager of School and Teacher Programs.
COLLEGE TOURS
Social Service Nonprofit Group Rates
VISITING MATERIALS
These resources are available online for use before or after your visit.
