GROUP Tours

• Membership benefits and other passes are not valid for group admission. 

• Group leaders are responsible for the entire amount due; group members may not pay individually. 

• Group fees are waived for K-12 public, private, and home schools located in Sheridan County, but they still do need to make reservations. 

• Organizations with limited resources may qualify for significantly reduced rates or fee waivers. Please ask for details when making a reservation. 

Adults                                                                                      $6

Seniors (65+) and Veterans                                           $4

Students (out of county)                                                 $3

Sheridan County Students                                        Free

Children (5 and under)                                               Free

Complimentary Admissions for:                                       

One group leader per adult group                                    

Up to 6 teachers/chaperones per 30 students            

Engaging, hour-long tours are led by trained museum guides and offer extraordinary opportunities for your group to make the most of their encounters with local culture and history. 

• Group visits must be reserved at least three weeks in advance. 

• Guided visits are limited to 30 people. Larger groups will be considered on a case-by-case basis. 

• Larger groups may be divided into smaller groups as needed to ensure a positive and engaging experience for all of our visitors.

• All tours are subject to guide availability. 

• Group admission fees plus a flat fee of $100 for a one hour tour

• Sheridan County public, private, and home schools may reserve one free guided tour or program per semester. 

The Museum is committed to providing positive and engaging learning experiences for all of our visitors. With advance notice, we can work with you to tailor a program to fit the needs, abilities, and interests of people with disabilities of all ages. The Museum is committed to making its building, collections, programs, and services accessible to all audiences. Contact us at info@museumbighorns.org to see how we can work with you to develop an engaging experience for your group.

Audio guide devices, apps, and virtual tours are not currently available. 

• Please take and share as many photographs for your personal use as you'd like. If photography is not allowed for certain objects or exhibits, that will be indicated on exhibit signage.  

• Commercial photography is not allowed unless unless approved by the Museum.  

• Visitors to the Museum may be photographed, videotaped, or otherwise recorded. By visiting, visitors grant the Museum permission to use photographs and/or audiovisual recordings in which visitors appear for archival, documentary, publicity, advertising, or other purposes.  

• We have plenty of parking and turn around space for large buses. 
• Please limit the number of coats and bags you bring in with you. We do not have a coat-check area.
• Weather permitting, lunch can be eaten outside on our big front porch. We do not have space inside the museum to accommodate lunch. 
• We do not have dining options at the Museum, but do sell water and snacks in the museum store.
• You may carry a closed bottle of water with you in the exhibits. No other food or drinks are allowed in the exhibits.
• Unless they are registered for a drop-off program, children twelve and under must be accompanied by an adult at all times. 
• Some objects in the exhibits are fragile while others are hands-on and available to explore with all of your senses. If you're not sure if it's ok to touch something, please ask a staff person for help. 
• Only use pencils for sketching or note taking while in the exhibits. 
• Please be respectful of other visitors--we want everyone to be able to enjoy their visit to the Museum.