A Place for Teens

What makes Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh extra special? Teens get in for free!

The museums are your campus! Encounter paintings and sculptures in our art galleries, peep at crystals or ancient bones at Carnegie Museum of Natural History, learn about the legacy of Andy Warhol through the largest collection of his art and archives in the world at the Andy Warhol Museum, and connect science and technology with everyday life at the Carnegie Science Center. Come get inspired!

Sign up for your free Teen Membership and receive free admission to Carnegie Museum of Art, Carnegie Museum of Natural History, Carnegie Science Center, and The Andy Warhol Museum.

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Youth Art Studio

Students in grades 9–12 will gather weekly to learn artistic skills to develop their personal art practices and portfolios as well as gather information regarding continued education and professions in the creative field. Professional artists, educators and other experts will lead students in studio explorations and discussions at the Museum and other off-site spaces like universities and galleries. Students will also be challenged to work as a group to curate and market the culminating art exhibition in which their own work will be showcased.

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Upcoming Events for Teens View All →

children painting at a summer camp event

Carnegie Lab

Fri., Feb. 13, 10 a.m.

Drop-In

2026 Pittsburgh Art Book Fair

Sat., Oct. 31, 10 a.m.

Co-Presented

Opportunities for Teens

Volunteer at the Museum

Have you ever thought about volunteering at Carnegie Museum of Art? Whether you’re looking to have fun, gain experience, or learn something new, for teens ages 16 and up, we offer a wide range of opportunities to volunteer!

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Become an Apprentice at the Museum

Upcoming 11th and 12th graders are invited to apply for the Teen Museum Studies Apprenticeship! Spend your summer immersed in the museum field. Learn about the diverse roles that museums offer, while working alongside museum staff in various departments.

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