In fulfilling its mission, the Crocker welcomes 140,000 people each year onsite and serves more than 20,000 through offsite programs and events. You are likely to find the Crocker represented in classrooms, at schools and at festivals and events throughout the Sacramento area. In addition, the Crocker strives to ensure the Museum is accessible to the entire community.

In Schools
Our mobile museum, the Art Ark, travels to more than 30 schools each year serving 18,000 K-8 th grade students.

The Crocker’s ArtPower Project provides an interactive “art lab” where students hone language arts skills through music, dance, theater and visual arts activities. Four local schools currently have an ArtPower art lab.

Our Crocker-to-Go program brings art to the classroom for those classes unable to tour the Museum in person.

For more information on classroom programs, visit the Schools & Teachers section of the website.

Festivals
Look for the Crocker at the following events and festivals:

None Scheduled at this time.

Speaker's Bureau
The Crocker has a group of trained Docents who are available to give presentations about the Crocker and its collection. If you would like more information or to schedule a presentation, please contact Stacy Beckley at 916.808.1182.

Art Access
Our Art Access program ensures that the Crocker is physically, intellectually and financially accessible to a broad range of audiences. Learn more about Accessibility and resources available to visitors. In addition to offering free admission hours on Sundays from 10 AM – 1 PM, the Crocker also provides free admission to qualified groups. To schedule a visit or service, please call 916.808.1182 at least two weeks prior to your visit.