Education Programs
Additional programs and special events are continually being added to the calendar, including opportunities to meet contemporary artists and explore hands-on art making. Sign up for e-news to get updates.
Activities At The Museum
Thank you for visiting the Dennos Museum Center's galleries. If you are looking for a little something extra to help you or your children engage with the artworks on exhibit, visit the link above.
Activities At Home
Please check out the Dennos Facebook page, or Dennos YouTube for more information. You can also visit the Educator Resources link below.
Educational Resources For Learning About Race
We hope these resources will be of service to our visitors, students, patrons, friends, and neighbors to help contextualize current events, and to learn more about racial inequality in America.
National Museum of African American History and Culture: Talking About Race
JSTOR: Institutionalized Racism: A Syllabus
Addressing Anti-Asian Racism with Students
Bias Inside Us Online Exhibition (Smithsonian Institution)
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.
