Museum of the Rockies believes that every Montana child, regardless of income or geography, should have the chance to stare down a T. rex, weave on an 1890’s-era loom, or experience the wider world through our changing exhibits. To ensure the museum is accessible for homeschool students, MOR offers limited, free admission on a monthly basis for homeschool families.

Homeschool families may make reservations to visit Museum of the Rockies one day each month and engage in museum learning through a self-guided, thematic activity. To ensure the museum is able to meet current county and state guidelines, reservations are limited daily but offered multiple Mondays each month.

Museum members do not need to register as homeschool families. Self-guided, thematic activities are open to all museum visitors on these Homeschool Days.

MOR will host its last homeschool days of the 2020-2021 school year in April.

History’s Mysteries

Mondays, April 5, 12, 19, & 26

Take a closer look at the museum’s cultural history collections and explore Montana’s history. Please ask for the homeschool project at the Front Desk each Monday upon arrival.

 

• Non-members are welcome to reserve their daily admission via this link.
• Members are welcome to reserve their daily admission through the museum's regular admission pages.

Specifics:

• Pre-registration is required.
• Each program date has a limited capacity.
• Students and one caregiver may register for one free day of admission per month. Only one free adult is allowed for each student. Due to Covid-19 restrictions and capacities, MOR has a limited number of free admission spots available.

Regular admission will be charged for:

• Extra adults.
• Students and families without reservations, including drop-in visits.
• Students and families that visit the museum on a day other than specified on their reservation.

Visitation Policies:

All visitors must follow the museum’s standard policies, including wearing face coverings. Please see our Plan Your Visit page for current policies.