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Group Tours

Each year, thousands of visitors receive a guided tour through the galleries of Kern County’s only accredited art museum.

BMoA Docents are trained to lead groups through current exhibitions, promoting art conversation, discussing art fundamentals, art history, and how they relate to the works on display.

Every tour has the option to prearrange an art project for children or adults during their visit. Art projects are based on the themes and visuals of the current exhibitions.


Group Tour Pricing

Schools and Non-Profits:
Free* | $4 per guest with art project

*School and non-profit organization tours are generously supported by funding from the County of Kern.

Seniors (55+):
$4 per guest | $8 per guest with art project

All Other Organizations:
$5 per guest | $9 per guest with art project

Self-Guided Tours (no Docent):
Available at the prices listed above

All tours must be scheduled in advanced in order to receive discounted admission.

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Group Tour Rules & Information

To ensure the safety of not only the artwork on display, but the safety of others, BMoA has strict rules for gallery behavior. Please inform your group of these rules before arriving.

  • Keep hands at least one, arms-length away from artwork and the walls.

  • Walk at all times.

  • Whisper voices must be used unless contributing to a conversation with a BMoA Docent.

  • Absolutely no food or drink is allowed inside the Museum.

  • Photographs may only be taken without flash.

  • All backpacks are large bags will be checked in with a staff member.

Groups that fail to follow the above rules may be asked to leave and potentially be prohibited from visiting the Museum in the future.


Request a Group Tour

To request a tour for your organization or group, please complete the form below.
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Become a Group Tour Sponsor

Support the BMoA’s Group Tour Program by becoming a sponsor! Your donation supports all areas of the museum including preservation of the permanent collection of over 400 works, visiting exhibitions, and youth art education and outreach. To learn more, contact BMoA Development Coordinator Alli Duncan at (661) 323-7219 or email aduncan@bmoa.org