The Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum is excited to announce our slate of events for the week of Spring Break. Make this Spring Break an enriching one by attending impactful programs all week.
Parking in the Memorial Garage is FREE with any paid admission to the Memorial Museum. Learn more here.
Teacher Free DaysTeachers are invited to tour the Museum for FREE! This is a great opportunity to learn about programs and resources to teach this important event in history.
Join us for a special guided tour of the Museum with Memorial staff, offering insights into the Oklahoma City bombing through artifacts and oral histories. This impactful experience is a great value at just $25 and perfect for those short on time. Register today to reserve your spot!
Gather in the shade of the Survivor Tree to hear interpretive presentations by National Park Service Rangers on the symbolism and significance of the Outdoor Symbolic Memorial.
This event will begin during the following times:
If you miss one of the scheduled times, Park Rangers are available throughout the day on the Memorial grounds.
Explore. Learn. Protect. The NPS Junior Ranger program is an activity-based program. Complete a series of activities during the park visit, share your answers with a park ranger, and receive an official Junior Ranger patch and certificate. Junior Rangers are typically between the ages of 5-13, although people of all ages can participate for FREE. This event is located just outside the Museum entrance at the Outdoor Children’s Area.
In an augmented reality experience on tablets, interact with 3D buildings, videos, overlays, and more to learn about the Oklahoma City bombing, rescue and recovery efforts, and the investigation from artifacts and personal accounts. FREE with the price of admission.
Tour a special collection of artifacts not normally on display for the public. Hear from our archivists about how the Museum preserves collections in our archives to tell stories and teach lessons learned from the bombing. FREE with the price of admission.
Join us for a public hands-on demonstration in our Uncover-Discover STEM Lab. Explore a lesson on Forensic Science that follows the story of the Oklahoma City bombing investigation. FREE with the price of admission.
Explore. Learn. Protect. The NPS Junior Ranger program is an activity-based program. Complete a series of activities during the park visit, share your answers with a park ranger, and receive an official Junior Ranger patch and certificate. Junior Rangers are typically between the ages of 5-13, although people of all ages can participate for FREE. This event is located just outside the Museum entrance at the Outdoor Children’s Area.
Join us for a special guided tour of the Museum with Memorial staff, offering insights into the Oklahoma City bombing through artifacts and oral histories. This impactful experience is a great value at just $25 and perfect for those short on time. Register today to reserve your spot!
Tour a special collection of artifacts not normally on display for the public. Hear from our archivists about how the Museum preserves collections in our archives to tell stories and teach lessons learned from the bombing. FREE with the price of admission.
Join us for a public hands-on demonstration in our Uncover-Discover STEM Lab. Explore a lesson on Forensic Science that follows the story of the Oklahoma City bombing investigation. FREE with the price of admission.
Donna Weaver McGinty was at work in her office at Southwestern Bell Telephone Company, located just two blocks north of the Murrah Federal Building on April 19, 1995. She was among the first people at the scene of the bombing, which killed her husband, Mike Weaver, an attorney for the Department of Housing and Urban Development. Weaver McGinty was a witness in the federal trial of Timothy McVeigh.
Join us for a special guided tour of the Museum with Memorial staff, offering insights into the Oklahoma City bombing through artifacts and oral histories. This impactful experience is a great value at just $25 and perfect for those short on time. Register today to reserve your spot!
Explore. Learn. Protect. The NPS Junior Ranger program is an activity-based program. Complete a series of activities during the park visit, share your answers with a park ranger, and receive an official Junior Ranger patch and certificate. Junior Rangers are typically between the ages of 5-13, although people of all ages can participate for FREE. This event is located just outside the Museum entrance at the Outdoor Children’s Area.
Join us for a special guided tour of the Museum with Memorial staff, offering insights into the Oklahoma City bombing through artifacts and oral histories. This impactful experience is a great value at just $25 and perfect for those short on time. Register today to reserve your spot!
Watch a demo of rescue dogs in action. Meet the trainers and dogs of Ground Zero as you learn about the role of rescue dogs in the Oklahoma City bombing and the important work of Ground Zero today. FREE with regular admission.
Gather in the shade of the Survivor Tree to hear interpretive presentations by National Park Service Rangers on the symbolism and significance of the Outdoor Symbolic Memorial.
This event will begin during the following times:
If you miss one of the scheduled times, Park Rangers are available throughout the day on the Memorial grounds.
Explore. Learn. Protect. The NPS Junior Ranger program is an activity-based program. Complete a series of activities during the park visit, share your answers with a park ranger, and receive an official Junior Ranger patch and certificate. Junior Rangers are typically between the ages of 5-13, although people of all ages can participate for FREE. This event is located just outside the Museum entrance at the Outdoor Children’s Area.
In an augmented reality experience on tablets, interact with 3D buildings, videos, overlays, and more to learn about the Oklahoma City bombing, rescue and recovery efforts, and the investigation from artifacts and personal accounts. FREE with the price of admission.
Tour a special collection of artifacts not normally on display for the public. Hear from our archivists about how the Museum preserves collections in our archives to tell stories and teach lessons learned from the bombing. FREE with the price of admission.
Bring your family to learn how forensic science was used in the investigation to seek justice and honor those impacted by the bombing. Play the role of an investigator following the trail of evidence in 1995 in the Uncover-Discover STEM Lab on large interactive touch screen tables, and then learn techniques used today with experts from the UCO Forensic Science Institute. Reserve your ticket today!
Global leaders of Memorial Museums from cities impacted by terrorism will come together for this special Better Conversations to share their perspectives on contemporary memory, relevant history, memorialization, and giving family members, survivors, and first responders a voice.
Explore. Learn. Protect. The NPS Junior Ranger program is an activity-based program. Complete a series of activities during the park visit, share your answers with a park ranger, and receive an official Junior Ranger patch and certificate. Junior Rangers are typically between the ages of 5-13, although people of all ages can participate for FREE. This event is located just outside the Museum entrance at the Outdoor Children’s Area.
In an augmented reality experience on tablets, interact with 3D buildings, videos, overlays, and more to learn about the Oklahoma City bombing, rescue and recovery efforts, and the investigation from artifacts and personal accounts. FREE with the price of admission..
Tour a special collection of artifacts not normally on display for the public. Hear from our archivists about how the Museum preserves collections in our archives to tell stories and teach lessons learned from the bombing. FREE with the price of admission.
Join us for a public hands-on demonstration in our Uncover-Discover STEM Lab. Explore a lesson on Environmental Science related to building the Memorial to honor those who were killed, those who survived, and those changed forever. FREE with the price of admission.
Experience the Museum on a private tour through the personal account of OKC Fire Chief Richard Kelley, who responded on April 19, 1995 as a young Corporal and worked a total of 11 days on the rescue and recovery efforts. This is a special ticketed event.
Join us for a special guided tour of the Museum with Memorial staff, offering insights into the Oklahoma City bombing through artifacts and oral histories. This impactful experience is a great value at just $25 and perfect for those short on time. Register today to reserve your spot!
In an augmented reality experience on tablets, interact with 3D buildings, videos, overlays, and more to learn about the Oklahoma City bombing, rescue and recovery efforts, and the investigation from artifacts and personal accounts. FREE with the price of admission.
Explore. Learn. Protect. The NPS Junior Ranger program is an activity-based program. Complete a series of activities during the park visit, share your answers with a park ranger, and receive an official Junior Ranger patch and certificate. Junior Rangers are typically between the ages of 5-13, although people of all ages can participate for FREE. This event is located just outside the Museum entrance at the Outdoor Children’s Area.
Join us for a special guided tour of the Museum with Memorial staff, offering insights into the Oklahoma City bombing through artifacts and oral histories. This impactful experience is a great value at just $25 and perfect for those short on time. Register today to reserve your spot!
Gather in the shade of the Survivor Tree to hear interpretive presentations by National Park Service Rangers on the symbolism and significance of the Outdoor Symbolic Memorial.
This event will begin during the following times:
If you miss one of the scheduled times, Park Rangers are available throughout the day on the Memorial grounds.
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