Please reserve tour 3 weeks in advance of arrival. Guided tours available for 10-30 guests. Groups will be divided into smaller touring groups upon entering the museum. For all school groups, one adult chaperone or teacher is required per 6 students

ON SITE DOCENT-LED TOURS: Groups can learn about the Hunter Museum permanent collection or special exhibition with docents. Limit 30 students per tour.
$4 per student

Schools desiring to bring larger groups or unable to provide enough chaperones, please contact us to discuss potential options and creative solutions.

For student groups unable to make in person visits at this time, we can offer a variety of live and recorded virtual experiences as well as guided virtual hands on experiences. These are free to all regional schools and capacity varies by tour type and school technology. Reservations must be made 3 weeks in advance.

Please reserve tour 3 weeks in advance of arrival. Guided tours available for 10-30 guests. Groups will be divided into smaller touring groups upon entering the museum. For all school groups, one adult chaperone or teacher is required per 6 students.

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.

DOCENT-LED TOURS: Groups can learn about the Hunter Museum permanent collection or special exhibition with docents. Limit 60 students per tour.

Title 1 Schools: Teachers interested in developing a tailored experience for their students should contact Christine Bespalec, 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.

Schools desiring to bring larger groups or unable to provide enough chaperones, please contact us to discuss potential options and creative solutions.

College and university professors may discuss a variety of visit and collection study options tailored to their syllabus and specific needs by contacting Curator of Education, Adera Causey or call 423.752.2053

The Hunter is happy to offer special complimentary admission to groups of 10-20 people from Social Service nonprofits that offer direct service to those with special needs. During this time, additional precautions may be required  in order to protect the safety of these guests. Off site virtual tours may also be available to these groups upon request. In order to request such a complimentary visit or arrange for a virtual tour, please contact Adera Causey or call 423.752.2053