
Field Trips
MSJE offers on-site field trips to students in the 3rd – 12th grades.
Field Trips at MSJE are interdisciplinary, object based, and encourage critical thinking. They focus on the unique and little-known history of Southern Jews to encourage students explore concepts of identity, diversity, and acceptance. All field trips consist of an interactive guided tour in our galleries and a hands-on program that enrich classroom standards. All field trips can be adjusted for summer camp groups: contact lizzi@msje.org for more information.
Strangers in a Strange Land
3rd-5th Grade
Explore how immigrants to the United States found their way in their new home – the struggles and triumphs of becoming American, of becoming part of the southern community. Students will explore times they felt like a stranger in a strange land and ways they welcome people to their community.

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Field Trip FAQs
Student tickets are $10 and include a tour and a program. Thanks to a grant from First Horizon, field trips are free for Louisiana and Mississippi students. 1 Chaperone for every 10 students is required and receives a complimentary ticket. Any additional chaperones will require a ticket.
MSJE can accommodate up to 50 students Wednesday – Monday and 65 students on Tuesday. If your group is larger, contact lizzi@msje.org to discuss options to split your group.
MSJE does not sell any food or drinks, though a lunch space is available to be used. There is not a place to store cold lunches. All food must be arranged by the school.
Bus parking is available for two school buses outside the Museum. Please communicate bus needs during booking.
The Museum Store will be open and accepts cards and cash.




