Classified for credit

Paint-your-own-canvas studio in Port Jefferson, NY — guided art instruction in a hands-on class format; art technique and creative process.

Restored 1887 Lower East Side synagogue — covers Jewish immigration history, religious architecture, and 19th-century New York ethnic community life.

Museum documenting Chinese immigration, labor, and cultural history in America — covers 19th–20th century immigration policy and social history.

Brooklyn museum dedicated to African diasporan contemporary art — supports art history, cultural studies, and African American history.

Street art museum in a dedicated gallery space — covers the history and techniques of urban public art as a contemporary art form.

NYC urban history museum covering the city's development from Dutch settlement to present — supports social studies, civics, and local history.

Queens museum showcasing urban and street art with publicly accessible exhibits — supports contemporary art history and visual culture studies.

Museum and hall of fame dedicated to abolitionist history — antebellum reform movements, Underground Railroad, and 19th-century civil rights.

Institutional gallery focused on American fine art and design — supports art history and studio art curricula.

Museum dedicated to glass bottle manufacturing history — covers glassblowing science, industrial history, and material culture.

National museum honoring Purple Heart recipients — covers military service history, sacrifice, and the Purple Heart's origins in the Revolutionary War.

Hall of Fame documenting the contributions of notable American women across history, supporting social studies and women's history curriculum.

Native plant garden within Prospect Park — covers native plant ecology, pollinator biology, and NYC urban green-space conservation.

Curated native plant garden within the New York Botanical Garden — covers Northeast plant ecology, native species identification, and habitat restoration.

Westchester County nature center with trails and live animals — supports local ecology, wildlife biology, and outdoor science education.

Regional museum covering Neversink Valley's industrial and social history, connecting local innovation to broader American economic history.

Contemporary art museum on the Bowery featuring rotating exhibitions of emerging and established artists — supports art criticism and modern visual culture study.

Authentic Chinese scholar's garden within Snug Harbor — traditional landscape design, East Asian cultural geography, and plant ecology.

Site of an 1779 Sullivan-Clinton Campaign battle against the Iroquois Confederacy — covers Revolutionary War frontier conflict and Indigenous history.

Long Island wildlife sanctuary focused on native bird species rehabilitation and habitat conservation education.

Norwich University museum covering U.S. military history and the founding of the oldest private military college — history and civics curriculum hook.

Hudson River shoreline state park in Nyack, NY — supports riparian ecology, Hudson Valley geography, and outdoor physical education.

STEM education center focused on aerospace concepts and applied mathematics — supports physics, engineering, and quantitative reasoning curriculum.

Small Hudson Valley nature center with trails and environmental education programs — covers local ecology, native species, and field observation skills.