School visits are generally scheduled between 9:30am and 12pm on weekdays. After-school groups can schedule weekend visits.

Grades 5-12
90 minutes
$150

Inquiry-based exploration of current art exhibition Home/Land. Home/Land pairs true stories of those who escaped or attempted to escape slavery in the years surrounding the Fugitive Slave Act of 1793 with contemporary practices of families separated as a result of colonial ideologies imposed upon cultural and migratory practices on land that professes its freedom. Students will discuss selected artworks and create an artwork of their own in examining identity in response to the exhibit. This program offers a gallery walkthrough with a hands-on artmaking workshop.

Grades 3-12
60 minutes
$120

Hear behind-the-scene stories of Latimer’s “unconquerable” journey as a self-taught African American inventor and humanist in the 19th century. Students will learn about American History, Technology, Citizenship, and Career Choices.

Grades K-12
90 minutes
$175

Immersive hands-on experience combining science & arts tailored to different ages or interests. Sample projects include Light-up LED Art, Biologically-Inspired Robot and Electronic Instrument, using Arduino and Scratch programming, design thinking, and exploring circuitry.

Grades 5-12
90 minutes
$150

Learn about the astonishing life of George Latimer, Lewis Latimer’s father, who escaped from slavery and ignited an early abolitionist movement in Massachusetts. Students will learn about slavery, the underground railroad, abolitionism, and the Dred Scott decision. This program includes a group hands-on activity to create a timeline map.