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    • World Bird Day (April 28, 2012)
    • Summer Solstice (June 23, 2012)
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      • Live and Silent Auction
    • Farm to Table (September 22, 2012)
      • Farm to Table 2011
    • Past Events
      • Museum Mayhem (October 22, 2011)
      • The Wall That Heals (October 6-9, 2011)
      • Everhart Museum at the Farmers’ Market (September 16, 2011)
      • Community Day at the Everhart (June 5, 2011)
      • Civil War Road Show (May 13-15, 2011)
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Info About Your Visit

Parking

Buses can drop off school groups at the parking lot to the right of the Museum, and may remain there (space permitting) for the duration of the tour. Groups are asked to come to the front steps of the Museum and wait outside the doors where their tour leaders will meet them. Access for disabled people is available at the rear of the Museum.

Arrival

Upon arrival, the group leader will check in at the Museum’s administrative offices. Students will be assembled into groups outside the Museum and wait until the group leader has completed checking in. Please time your arrival as closely as possible to your tour time; ten minutes early is ideal. Classes that arrive late may receive an abbreviated lesson. A group arriving more than 30 minutes late may not receive instruction or a tour.

Group Size

A group consists of at least 15 persons, and is limited to approximately 100 students. We recommend children in your group wear distinctive nametags including the school’s/organization’s name and youth’s name.

Chaperones

The price for guided and self-guided gallery visits includes one adult per five students. Additional adults must pay the regular admission charge of $5. Adult chaperones must attend to the group at all times and are responsible for maintaining discipline and order within their group. Chaperones are asked not to bring younger children with them.

Rules

Please make sure chaperones and students are aware of the museum’s rules:

  • Visitors should use a “library voice” throughout the Museum.
  • Visitors are not to touch any of the Museum’s collection.
  • No food, candy, or beverage is permitted in any area of the Museum.
  • No photography is permitted in any area of the Museum.
  • Students must remain with the group at all times.

Lunch

Unfortunately, there is no available eating facility in the Museum. Nay Aug Park surrounds the Museum and has a pavilion with picnic tables available for groups. Please ask us when scheduling to contact the Scranton Parks Department for you. If students bring bag lunches, we will hold them until lunchtime.

Museum Shop

The Museum Shop offers children’s merchandise such as postcards, Everhart memorabilia, art supplies, musical instruments, and toys. We recommend you add ½-hour to your scheduled tour to accommodate the gift shop. Teachers and chaperones must supervise both students in the shop and those not shopping. Please make students aware that sales tax will be added to their purchases.

Educator’s Discount

The Everhart offers a discounted Academic Membership to all educators ($25/person). Membership brings access to unique, historical, and absorbing artifacts, ranging from Everhart’s aviary to the ancient world. Please click here to see details on Museum membership.

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MUSEUM HOURS

(February - December)
Monday, Thursday, and Friday, Noon to 4 pm
Saturday, 10 am to 5 pm
Sunday, Noon to 5 pm

Closed January for routine maintenance.

MUSEUM ADMISSION

Adults $5
Seniors & Students $3
Children ages 6 to 12 $2
Children under 5 and Members admitted free of charge

ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES

Monday to Friday, 9 am to 5 pm

CLOSED FOR THESE HOLIDAYS

Easter, Thanksgiving, Christmas Day, New Years Day

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