Field Trips and Guided Visits

Bring your class to the Springville Museum of Art for an inspiring and interactive visit! We provide guided visits, pre-visit lesson plans, and subsidized bus transport to qualified schools. All tours must be scheduled at least two weeks in advance. Contact Colette Burton at CBurton@springville.org or 801-491-5707 with any questions.

Virtual Tours

The Springville Museum of Art now offers virtual field trips for school groups of all ages. These interactive virtual experiences allow visitors and students to navigate the galleries, click on artworks they are interested in, see artworks close up, and read label information.  Choose between a self-guided option or book a live Zoom session with one of our educators. Questions? Email Peyton Richards at PDRichards@springville.org.

Art Talks

Our Museum's Outreach Educators will come to your school and provide interactive classes for students, training for teachers, and materials for classroom use. Interested in booking? Contact Caley Abilez by phone 801-491-5709 OR email CAbilez@Springville.org.

Evenings for Educators

Learn how to implement arts education in your classroom through hands-on workshops and special presentations. Evenings for Educators events happen during the school year at museums and galleries throughout the state. Questions? Email Elena Free at EFree@Springville.org.

Portfolio Day

With much consideration, the Springville Museum of Art will not be hosting Portfolio Review Day during the 2025-2026 school year. If you have any questions about this change, please contact at Elena Free at EFree@Springville.org. 

If you're a teacher looking for resources to help your students create art portfolios for professional reviews or college applications, please use the video linked below. 

Education Materials

The Springville Museum of Art has a variety of free core curriculum-based resources available for elementary and secondary educators. Our poster sets, postcard-size images, and lesson plans are specially designed by educators to help teachers incorporate the arts into their curriculum and connect students to the Museum's extensive permanent art collection.

State-Wide Arts Partnership 

The State-Wide Art Partnership (SWAP) is a group of museum and art educators from across the state. It includes elementary and secondary art teachers from Nebo, Provo, and Alpine, Weber, and San Juan School Districts.  If you are interested in joining SWAP, please contact Elena Free at EFree@Springville.org

Professional Outreach Program in the Schools (POPS)

The Museum's School and Teacher Programs are made possible through the Professional Outreach Programs in the Schools (POPS) grant, with funding from the Utah State Legislature through the Utah State Board of Education.