Group Tours

The Bryan Museum offers docent guided tours for pre-booked groups. Enjoy an informative, guided tour with your family, colleagues, or friends.   Tours typically are an hour in length, and we recommend that group tours plan on spending two hours at the Museum to visit Special Exhibits, the Museum Shop and explore the Grounds.

Your group is eligible to schedule a docent tour with the following criteria: 

  • Minimum of 10 people in the group
  • Reservation must be made at least two weeks prior to the scheduled visit.
  • Group visits and tours are available Wednesday – Sunday
  • 11 am – 4 pm.

To plan a group visit, email tours@thebryanmuseum.org or with the link below. 

Book a Group Tour

Pick Your Group Experience

Docent Led Tour – 1 hr. - $14/person
  • A docent-led tour is the ultimate way to experience The Bryan and learn about the epic story of Texas and American West. You and your group will be guided by an experienced docent, taking you through the first-floor story of Texas galleries, second-floor art galleries, and Galveston Orphans Home Exhibit.  Includes self-guided access for the remainder of your visit.
     
  • Groups of 10-50
Self-Guided Group Visits – 1.5 hrs. - $14/person
  • Receive an orientation then explore the Museum for as long as you like and at your own pace. 
     
  • Groups of 10 or more 
Great Storm Experience – 45 mins - $10/person

Learn about Galveston’s early history through The Great Storm Tour, featuring a viewing of the newly restored The Great Storm film. The tour also explores the Galveston Orphans Home exhibit– see artifacts discovered during restoration of the building and hear the stories of those who lived here.

  • Does not include admission to the rest of the Museum.       
  • Up to 22 at a time. If your group is larger, a rotation schedule can be coordinated
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ADD ON: The Great Storm Film - 30 min -$5 per person
  • Add a viewing of the newly restored The Great Storm Film.
  • Please note: the theater can only seat up to 22 people at a time. If your group is larger, a rotation schedule can be coordinated