Adult Groups

Freedom Rising

This multimedia theater-in-the-round performance connects visitors—in an inspiring, unforgettable way—with the story of the U.S. Constitution and its ongoing role in our lives.

Signers' Hall

Sign the Constitution alongside 42 life-size, bronze statues of the Founding Fathers.

Civil War and Reconstruction

Learn about what some call the nation's "Second Founding," with the 13th, 14th, and 15th Amendments.

The 19th Amendment

Explore the story of women's suffrage and the women who paved the way for voting rights.

The First Amendment

Temporarily Closed
Our newest gallery is a fresh perspective on the history of the First Amendment and how it impacts us today.

Signers' Hall Exhibit Tour

Come face-to-face with life-size statues of the 42 men who gathered in Philadelphia for the signing of the Constitution on. Explore the events that led up to the Constitutional Convention and the debates and compromises that ultimately formed the U.S. Constitution. We spotlight several famous figures include George Washington, Benjamin Franklin, and others, sharing facts about the men themselves and the creation of this unique exhibit.

Timing: 45 minutes
Audience: College Students and Adults
$5 per person in addition to general admission

Civil War and Reconstruction Exhibit Tour

Learn how constitutional clashes over slavery set the stage for the Civil War and explore how the nation transformed the Constitution during the Reconstruction period, taking a particularly close look at the 13th, 14th, and 15th Amendments. Discover the stories of key figures including Frederick Douglass, Abraham Lincoln, Harriet Tubman, and others, and get an up-close look at rare artifacts.

Timing: 45 minutes
Audience: College Students and Adults
$5 per person in addition to general admission

The 19th Amendment Exhibit Tour

Trace the triumphs and struggles that led to the ratification of the 19th Amendment. Gain a better understanding of the long fight for women’s suffrage and learn about the many women who transformed constitutional history including Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Alice Paul, and Ida B. Wells while getting an up-close look at ephemera from the movement and other rare artifacts.

Timing: 45 minutes
Audience: College Students and Adults
$5 per person in addition to general admission

Convenient Bus Access

Buses may drop off and pick up students at the Independence Transportation Center, adjacent to the National Constitution Center.

Dining Options

Groups bringing bagged lunches can reserve space to eat in our School Lunchroom. Pre-paid boxed lunch or voucher options are available.

Museum Store

Visit the Museum Store for fun, educational, and memorable items themed around the Constitution.

Booking Basics

These helpful hints and guidelines will ensure a pleasurable booking experience and a memorable group visit to the National Constitution Center.

Respectful Conduct Policy

Creating a welcoming environment is a shared responsibility of the NCC community. We expect every person in our museum to treat each other with respect and to help maintain a safe environment.

Accessibility

The National Constitution Center is committed to making its facilities, exhibits, and programs accessible for all audiences.