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MUSEUM WILL BE CLOSED: September 1, 2025 for Labor Day Holiday • OPEN: WED – SUN | HOURS: 10 AM – 5 PM EST
Educators & Schools
Art for every student
Thousands of students visit the Currier every year
with their school. For many of these students,
it’s their first time inside an art museum.
Thanks to generous donor support, the Currier offers school tours at no-cost to all New Hampshire schools and provides transportation scholarships through our Yellow Bus Fund.
They are elementary school students with giant imaginations discovering color and shape, as well as creativity and collaboration.
They are middle school students encountering new perspectives and finding their own voices in a safe and supportive environment.
They are high school students, drawing connections between disciplines and strengthening their critical thinking skills.
Education is integral
to the Currier’s mission
because art is integral to education.
Bring
your class
School tours at the Currier aren’t one-size-fits-all. Help us enrich your curriculum with a great museum experience. Fill out the form below and a member of our team will be in touch.
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TransportationTours start and end at the Currier Museum of Art. Park in the museum’s free parking lot and then check in for your tour at Guest Services. Your tour group will be driven by the museum in a van to the houses to begin your tour experience. Please be at the museum 15 minutes prior to your tour to check in. Do not go directly to either of the houses. Late arrivals forfeit their tour if the van has already left.
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Tour experienceVisits begin with a brief introduction and close looking together outdoors, followed by personal exploration in the houses with expert volunteer guides available for questions. The tour of each house concludes with interactive outdoor viewing and time for questions. Tours last two hours. Comfortable shoes and dressing for time outdoors recommended.
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AccessibilityBoth the Kalil and Zimmerman houses are historic structures with original floorplans. Although there are accessible spaces in both houses, there are also narrow hallways, staircases, and uneven terrain. The maximum width for mobility devices is 29 inches (73 centimeters). A limited number of smaller wheelchairs are available for use. Questions about accessibility on a house tour? Contact Guest Services at (603) 518-4908. Restrooms are available at the museum. Limited restroom access is possible at the Zimmerman and the Kalil Houses during the tour. Please note that wheelchairs will not fit in Wright’s small bathrooms. ONLY service dogs are allowed on the tour. Please let Guest Services know prior to your visit
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Booking My Tour2025 Frank Lloyd Wright Tour Season Start: April 23, 2025 Ends: December 28, 2025 Tickets through November 30 are available now. Tickets are non-refundable and cannot be exchanged. Please note that children under 7 are not permitted on tours, including children in carriers.
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Bag PolicyFor the protection of the Zimmerman and Kalil Houses, food and water bottles, handbags larger than 10x10x3 inches (25x25x8 cm), backpacks, camera bags, and tripods are not allowed in the FLW Houses.
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PhotographyPhotography is allowed in the houses without flash.
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