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The Money Museum at the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City—Denver Branch is a unique experience offering a free, up-close look at the nation's financial system in action.

Located near the U.S. Mint, a visit to the Fed is a memorable part of any field trip. Our interactive exhibits and programs can help you bring economics and personal finance lessons to life for your students.

The Money Museum's exhibits provide real-world illustrations of the economy and the Federal Reserve in action. Self-guided and guided tours are available. To schedule a guided tour, a workshop or a presentation, use our tour registration page.

In addition, educators can choose from a range of pre-, during-, and post-visit lesson plans for student groups in 5th through 12th grades. These plans are designed to help further engage students and provide instructional aid to teachers during their visit.

As part of a class visit, the Money Museum offers several on-site presentations led by our trained staff. These 30-minute sessions - for groups of 12 to 40 students - will help students from kindergarten through 12th grade better understand personal finance concepts. All presentations are free of charge. To schedule a guided tour, a workshop or a presentation, use our tour registration page.

Longer, in-depth sessions geared toward K-12 teachers and high school students are also available. Teachers can learn how to better incorporate financial and economics lessons in their curriculum, while high school students can be exposed to topics such as the Great Depression and the operations of the Federal Reserve System. Please allow two hours or more for each workshop. To schedule a guided tour, a workshop or a presentation, use our tour registration page.