The Reginald F. Lewis Museum offers education programs that encourage students, educators and families to celebrate and think critically about African American history and culture in Maryland. The museum’s collection explores the African American experience and tells the universal story of the struggle for liberty, equality and self-determination.

 

School Tours

Let the museum bring your field trip experience to life through interactive theme tours, history performances or with activities for preschoolers.

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Resources for Teachers

Examine the museum’s professional development courses on African American history and curriculum resources offerings for educators.

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Student Programs

Find out how students can take an active role in the Museum’s programs and exhibitions.

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Family Programs

Planning to visit the museum with your family? Learn about Saturday’s Child activities, family programs and festival celebrations throughout the year.

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The Reginald F. Lewis Museum and the Maryland State Department of Education

Learn about the museum’s ongoing partnership with the Maryland State Department of Education. Visit the Maryland State Department of Education’s website for the latest information and resources available to Maryland educators.

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