Education Programs
Art opens doors to understanding and connection.
Through engaging, hands-on learning experiences, students encounter a wide range of artistic expressions that reflect diverse cultures, perspectives, and human stories. As they explore techniques, materials, and creative processes, students sharpen essential life skills—observation, inquiry, and interpretation—while developing imagination, empathy, and the ability to think critically and reflectively. We work in partnership with educators to enrich classroom learning, helping students make meaningful connections between curricular concepts and the world around them.
Schools
(Grades PRE-K–12)
Developed with age-appropriate curricula, tours and performances are a wonderful way to highlight a specific subject, practice critical thinking, and engage students in the arts & sciences.
Scouts & Camps
Informal learning experiences abound for scouts and campers of all ages, sizes, and interests. Let us know if you are earning a badge.
Colleges
Design a visit with the help of museum staff and volunteers to integrate experiential learning into your syllabus.
Adults
The museum is the perfect place for lifelong learning. Tour with your social club, staff retreat, or family gathering.
Educator Resources
Check out information on scholarships, curriculum connections, and lesson plans prior to or after your visit.
Docent Materials
Dennos docent volunteers and others can find planning materials for tours here.
