We invite you to schedule free guided tours of our current exhibitions. Participants engage in art-looking exercises as a way to explore themes of the artwork on view. In addition to exhibition tours, we also provide architecture and campus tours. Our team is happy to customize a tour for learners of all ages that best fits the needs and interests of your group.

In-person and virtual tours are available and last approximately 45 minutes. In-person tours may be booked Thursday–Saturday and are limited to twenty-five visitors. Alternate weekdays may be considered, depending on availability, but are not guaranteed. Groups may be divided to safely experience the art.

Request a guided tour.

Field Trip Guide for educators.

At the Pulitzer Arts Foundation, our Museum Educators are passionate students who bring diverse perspectives to our community. As part of our year-long Museum Educators Program, these dedicated individuals enhance their interdisciplinary research, public speaking, and professional skills while engaging with art and the public in meaningful ways.

The Pulitzer offers free professional development workshops for K-12 classroom teachers and other educators who want to learn about art and develop skills used in museum-based education. Professional museum educators provide training on a variety of topics through discussions about artworks in the museum and guided activities. Our team is happy to customize a tour that best fits the needs and interests of your group.

Workshop themes:
Artistic Mindset: Learn to look at things through an artistic lens and engage the world with a creative, open mindset

Close Looking: Utilize visual analysis to enhance your understanding of art, yourself, and the world around you

Interdisciplinary Learning: Combine art with other disciplines to create new learning opportunities

In-person and virtual workshops are available and can last up to 2 hours. Workshops may be booked Monday–Saturday and are limited to twenty-five visitors. Groups may be divided to safely experience the art.

Request a teacher workshop.

K-12 schools and youth-focused nonprofit organizations, as well as senior facilities and groups located in the St. Louis region may request funds to support the cost of field trips to the Pulitzer. These are noncompetitive funds that are provided on a first-come, first-served basis to qualified applicants. Institutions may apply for up to $300 of transportation support per year. Learn more and apply for funds.

Pulling back the curtain on our work, the Pulitzer staff host career workshops to support the next generation of museum leaders. Open to highschool and college-age students, workshops provide information on different aspects of working in the museum field.

Workshop themes:
Artists Working in Museums: What can you do with an art degree? Explore career options in installation and exhibition design, facilities management, education, visitor experience, and more.

The Business of Museums: Have you ever wondered about museum structures and systems? Learn about the behind-the-scenes work of finance, human resources, communications, and registration.

Curation and Public Engagement: Like developing creative ideas? Learn how curators and public engagement staff research, develop ideas, and serve the community through art exhibitions and programs.

In-person and virtual workshops are available and last approximately 1 hour. Workshops may be booked Monday–Friday and are limited to fifty students. Groups may be divided to safely experience the art.

Request a museum career workshop.

This joint program by the Contemporary Art Museum St. Louis, the Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum, the Pulitzer Arts Foundation, and the Saint Louis Art Museum, invites middle and high school students to explore different aspects of art and social justice through interactive tours and art-making.

Request an AMPLIFY tour here.