Looking for meaningful and hands-on ways to spend your summer? The Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum has a great lineup of programs and opportunities.
Step Up to Serve – Teen Board Applications Due Soon
High school students across Oklahoma are invited to apply for the Memorial Museum’s Teen Board!
This is a unique opportunity to:

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- Build leadership skills
- Engage with the mission of remembrance, education, and service
- Help carry forward the legacy of the Oklahoma Standard
Participation is FREE, but spots are limited and selected through a competitive process—don’t miss your chance to get involved! Applications are due by June 8.
Rescue Dogs Demonstrate Their Skills
May 21, June 18, July 16 — 2:30pm
Come meet the incredible rescue dogs of OK-Task Force 1! On the third Thursday of each month, you can experience a live demonstration and learn how these heroic canines support emergency response efforts.

Urban Search and Rescue dogs played a vital role in the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing recovery. Today, their legacy continues through training that strengthens national emergency response capabilities.
FREE with regular Museum admission.
Summer Civic Season Conversations Set
June 24 & July 1
Join a nationwide movement connecting Juneteenth and Independence Day through Civic Season—a time to reflect on our past and shape our future. As we approach America’s 250th anniversary in 2026, your voice matters more than ever.

Participate in:
- Intergenerational “Better Conversations”
- Discussions on key issues shaping our country
- Meaningful dialogue about democracy and civic engagement
FREE to attend — lunch is provided!
Don’t Miss the Summer STEM Series
August 3 — Environmental Science
August 4 — Structures & Waves
August 10 — Forensic Science
Dive into science at the Memorial’s cutting-edge Inasmuch Uncover-Discover STEM Lab! This three-part series explores how STEM played a critical role in the rescue, recovery, investigation, justice, and healing following the Oklahoma City bombing.

Each session includes:
- 3 hours of interactive, hands-on learning
- Engaging lessons led by Memorial Educators
- Snacks provided
Bring your family (parents/guardians attend free with student tickets), or drop off students ages 12+.
Bonus: Museum admission is FREE on the day of your STEM session, so you can explore before or after!