We design tours to engage and spark your curiosity! Visitors of all ages are welcome. We hope you'll leave your tour with a sense of excitement and wonder, curious to learn more about art, yourself, others, and the world around us.
Tour own your own with Quest or self-guided materials available from the information desk on the first floor.
Field trips introduce students to a selection of artworks and encourage them to look, analyze, and share their responses to the art. To schedule a K–12 field trip, review the options, then fill out a request form.
Many of our students have never been exposed to a museum. It was wonderful for the students to be a part of this engaging educational experience.
Middle school art teacher, Jennings County
We encourage faculty to supplement their course content with an in-person or virtual visit to the museum. To plan an experience for faculty, undergraduate, or graduate students, contact Ben Gardner, our Mellon and Moravec University Experiences Manager.
One hour | Grades 2–8 | Up to 72 participants
Imagine yourself on an epic adventure around the world! Where will this adventure take you and what will you discover along the way? Complete up to six mini quests as you enjoy a memory making experience together.
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One hour | 6–45 adult participants
Learn about the museum and its collections.
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One hour | 6–30 adult participants
Discover what's new. This tour includes featured exhibitions and artworks temporarily on view.
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One hour | Grades 9–12 | Up to 72 participants
A semi-guided museum experience for high school students who are ready for structured independence. You know your students best. This tour offers choices and requires responsible behavior.
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Up to one hour | 1–10 participants
We offer a range of options for people living with disabilities and learning differences. These tours are tailored to meet the needs of participants. Options include tours for participants living with dementia; for blind and low-vision guests; for autistic and neurodiverse participants; and for those living with sensory differences.
Learn moreEmail us at ematours@iu.edu for more information about booking your tour at the museum.
