The Collaboratory

Learning at Elsewhere is a process of discovery activated through play and art. The museum is an interface to consider the history of things that help spark questions and explore the world around us. We work with groups of people to facilitate retreats, customized curricula and use K-12 schools to continue Elsewhere’s process of crafting a collaborative fiction together. We invite students, teaches and lifelong learners to come play with us in a number of ways!

For more information about Education programs at Elsewhere, contact our Education Curator Chris Kennedy at education@elsewhereelsewhere.org

CREATIVE RETREATS

$50/student for daylong programs, $75/person/night for multiday programs
(includes food, board, and curriculum)

Creative retreats at Elsewhere are immersive, overnight or daylong adventures into the living museum. Together, professors and students are challenged to integrate their learning communities with creative living practices. Enacting changes and transformations within Elsewhere’s environment formulates new modes for creative response and collaboration. Typically serves upper-level undergraduate & graduate students across disciplines.

ARTISTS IN YOUR CLASSROOM

$250 for 90 minutes

Elsewhere’s artists will travel to your classroom to host a creative session that introduces students to Elsewhere’s creative concepts and various artistic techniques. Each session facilitates a collaborative and hands-on learning session that focus on living histories, storytelling, creative inquiry and investigation. Our K-12 curriculum aligns with science, math and language arts learning standards.