Welcome K-12 educators and organizers!

K-12 School Visits are self-guided. A Museum Educator will welcome your group upon check-in to provide information about the Museum of Us and answer questions. Advance registration required.

GROUPS LARGER THAN 120 STUDENTS

Groups with more than 120 students are required to split into separate groups and make a separate reservation for each.

PRICING & SCHOLARSHIPS

Please choose the pricing category that best matches your group.

If your group needs an admissions scholarship, choose "Scholarship". You will receive an email with full details after your reservation request has been processed.

Bus scholarships require a separate application. Information and application are in the Bus Scholarship Application link.

VISIT DURATION

The duration of 90 minutes is based on average group visit time. There is no time limit or specified departure time for K-12 School Visits.

CONFIRMATION

You will receive email confirmation and important information about your visit via email from the Museum of Us and Explorable Places. Be sure to check junk mail and alternate inboxes and adjust inbox settings as needed.

Welcome K-12 educators and organizers!

Workshops are fully facilitated by Museum of Us Educators. General admission included after the workshop has finished.

WORKSHOP DESCRIPTION

This workshop is designed to add context to RACE: Are We So Different? exhibit and ongoing realities of racial injustice today. Participants will play a popular board game to demonstrate the differences between equity and equality. The workshop includes facilitated discussion to highlight connections between the game and reality, as well as spark new ideas of how to center equity, access, and inclusion in our everyday lives.

PRICING & SCHOLARSHIPS

Please choose the pricing category that best matches your group.

If your group needs an admissions scholarship, choose "Scholarship". You will receive an email with full details after your reservation request has been processed.

Bus scholarships require a separate application. Information and application are in the Bus Scholarship Application link.

CONFIRMATION

You will receive email confirmation and important information about your visit via email from the Museum of Us and Explorable Places. Be sure to check junk mail and alternate inboxes and adjust inbox settings as needed.

Welcome K-12 educators and organizers!

Workshops are fully facilitated by Museum of Us Educators. General admission included after the workshop has finished.

WORKSHOP DESCRIPTION

The Hostile Terrain 94 exhibit features a participatory map of the lives lost crossing the Sonoran Desert region of the US-Mexico border. Each person is represented by a toe tag and placed on the location where their body was found. Workshop participants will write toe tags to later be installed on the exhibit wall map. Background information about the exhibit and time for discussion are other key components to the workshop.

This workshop directly connects with loss of life and violent realities of migration along US border regions. The experience and content can be very powerful and personal. Please use your discretion to decide if this is an appropriate fit for your group. There are no graphic images but content does include references to death and violence.

PRICING & SCHOLARSHIPS

Please choose the pricing category that best matches your group.

If your group needs an admissions scholarship, choose "Scholarship". You will receive an email with full details after your reservation request has been processed.

Bus scholarships require a separate application. Information and application are in the Bus Scholarship Application link.

CONFIRMATION

You will receive email confirmation and important information about your visit via email from the Museum of Us and Explorable Places. Be sure to check junk mail and alternate inboxes and adjust inbox settings as needed.

This guided tour is designed to provide a deeper look at exhibits that interest your group most by providing a mini tour of some of our most popular exhibits. Each stop is lightly facilitated with an exhibit overview, Q&A, and time in the exhibit. Group organizers will select exhibit preferences when submitting a reservation request. The exact number of exhibits, exhibit order, and time at each exhibit will be at the discretion of Museum staff.

Exhibit options: Hostile Terrain 94, Maya Peoples: Heart of Sky, Heart of Earth, Race: Are We So Different?, Kumeyaay: Native Californians/Iipai-Tipai, Ancient Egypt.

Exhibit preferences are taken in the next steps of the reservation process.

This guided tour is designed to provide a deeper look at exhibits that interest your group most by providing a mini tour of some of our most popular exhibits. Each stop is lightly facilitated with an exhibit overview, Q&A, and time in the exhibit. Group organizers will select exhibit preferences when submitting a reservation request. The exact number of exhibits, exhibit order, and time at each exhibit will be at the discretion of Museum staff.

Exhibit options: Hostile Terrain 94, Maya Peoples: Heart of Sky, Heart of Earth, Race: Are We So Different?, Kumeyaay: Native Californians/Iipai-Tipai, Ancient Egypt

Exhibit preferences are taken during the reservation process.

Welcome group leaders! If you are booking a field trip for a K-12 school, please choose one of the K-12 options.

Group Visits are self-guided. They're a great fit for community outings for any organization type. As part of group check-in, a Museum Educator will welcome your group to provide information about the Museum of Us and answer questions. Advance registration required.

PRICING & SCHOLARSHIPS

Please choose the pricing category that best matches your group.

If your group needs an admissions scholarship, choose "Scholarship". You will receive an email with full details after your reservation request has been processed.

GROUPS LARGER THAN 120 PEOPLE

Groups larger than 120 people will need to make a second reservation and visit as two groups, each with a specific arrival time.

VISIT DURATION

The duration of 90 minutes is based on average group visit time. There is no time requirement for group visits. The duration of your group visit is up to you.

CONFIRMATION

You will receive email confirmation and important information about your visit via email from the Museum of Us and Explorable Places. Be sure to check junk mail and alternate inboxes and adjust inbox settings as needed.

Welcome group leaders and community organizers!

Workshops are fully facilitated by Museum of Us Educators. General admission included after the workshop has finished.

WORKHSOP DESCRIPTION

The Hostile Terrain 94 exhibit features a participatory map of the lives lost crossing the Sonoran Desert region of the US-Mexico border. Each person is represented by a toe tag and placed on the location where their body was found. Workshop participants will write toe tags to later be installed on the exhibit wall map. Background information about the exhibit and time for discussion are other key components to the workshop.

This workshop directly connects with loss of life and violent realities of migration along US border regions. The experience and content can be very powerful and personal. Please use your discretion to decide if this is an appropriate fit for your group. There are no graphic images but content does include references to death and violence.

PRICING & SCHOLARSHIPS

Please choose the pricing category that best matches your group.

If your group needs an admissions scholarship, choose "Scholarship". You will receive an email with full details after your reservation request has been processed.

CONFIRMATION

You will receive email confirmation and important information about your visit via email from the Museum of Us and Explorable Places. Be sure to check junk mail and alternate inboxes and adjust inbox settings as needed.

Welcome group leaders and community organizers!

Workshops are fully facilitated by Museum of Us Educators. General admission included after the workshop has finished.

WORKHSOP DESCRIPTION

This workshop is designed to add context to RACE: Are We So Different? exhibit and ongoing realities of racial injustice today. Participants will play a popular board game to demonstrate the differences between equity and equality. The workshop includes facilitated discussion to highlight connections between the game and reality, as well as spark new ideas of how to center equity, access, and inclusion in our everyday lives.

PRICING & SCHOLARSHIPS

Please choose the pricing category that best matches your group.

If your group needs an admissions scholarship, choose "Scholarship". You will receive an email with full details after your reservation request has been processed.

CONFIRMATION

You will receive email confirmation and important information about your visit via email from the Museum of Us and Explorable Places. Be sure to check junk mail and alternate inboxes and adjust inbox settings as needed.

Guided Tours are designed for small groups and exhibit-specific. General admission included after the guided exhibit tour has finished.

TOUR DESCRIPTION

While Hostile Terrain 94 covers a small amount of space in the Museum, the stories in the exhibit span for miles and millennia. This tour emphasizes the value of human life and discusses how government policies influence the way people think about land, life, and loss. The tour provides deeper understanding of the exhibit features and highlights our inherent relationship with the US-Mexico border -- and beyond.

The Hostile Terrain 94 exhibit directly discusses loss of life and violent realities of migration along US border regions. The experience and content can be very powerful and personal. Please use your discretion to decide if this is an appropriate fit for your group.

PRICING & SCHOLARSHIPS

Please choose the pricing option that best matches your group.

If your group needs an admissions scholarship, choose "Scholarship". You will receive an email with full details after your reservation request has been processed.

CONFIRMATION

You will receive email confirmation and important information about your visit via email from the Museum of Us and Explorable Places. Be sure to check junk mail and alternate inboxes and adjust inbox settings as needed.

Guided Tours are designed for small groups and exhibit-specific. General admission included after the guided exhibit tour has finished.

TOUR DESCRIPTION

This tour leads participants through the newly updated Maya Peoples exhibit. The tour celebrates the past, present, and future of Maya Peoples worldwide and highlights the diversity of the Maya community. Maya voices are at the heart of the tour, and tour groups will have opportunities for discussion and questions.

PRICING & SCHOLARSHIPS

Please choose the pricing category that best matches your group.

If your group needs an admissions scholarship, choose "Scholarship". You will receive an email with full details after your reservation request has been processed.

CONFIRMATION

You will receive email confirmation and important information about your visit via email from the Museum of Us and Explorable Places. Be sure to check junk mail and alternate inboxes and adjust inbox settings as needed.

Guided Tours are designed for small groups and exhibit-specific. General admission included after the guided exhibit tour has finished.

TOUR DESCRIPTION

What is race? What is racism? What is the importance of race in today’s world? This participatory tour takes a closer look at the development and maintenance of racism in the United States. Exhibit Tour groups will engage in facilitated discussion about key aspects of the exhibit, as well as build connections between the exhibit and societal issues of today.

PRICING & SCHOLARSHIP

Please choose the pricing option that best matches your group.

If your group needs an admissions scholarship, choose "Scholarship". You will receive an email with full details after your reservation request has been processed.

CONFIRMATION

You will receive email confirmation and important information about your visit via email from the Museum of Us and Explorable Places. Be sure to check junk mail and alternate inboxes and adjust inbox settings as needed.

The Hostile Terrain 94 exhibit features a participatory map of the lives lot crossing the Sonoran Desert region of the US-Mexico border. Each person is represented by a toe tag which is placed on the location where their body was found. Join a Museum Educator at this weekly pop-up to install toe tags written by workshop participants and volunteers.

Free admission with advance registration! To qualify, registered guests must
- register in advance.
- present reservation confirmation upon arrival.
- be present at the start of the pop-up.

Rules and restrictions
Guests must arrive within 30 minutes of the program start time to be eligible for free admission. Admission is valid after the conclusion of the program until close, 5 p.m. Reservations are date-specific and non-transferrable. Individual registration only.

Walk-ins are allowed but do not qualify for free admission. Space is limited.