Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum

620 N Harvey Ave Oklahoma City, OK 73102

Academic

Multi-Subject

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The Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum is dedicated to remembering those who were killed, those who survived, and those changed forever by the April 19, 1995 bombing. It offers educational programs and events to teach about the impact of violence and the importance of resilience and hope.

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620 N Harvey Ave Oklahoma City, OK 73102

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Name	Category	Dates	Status	Time	Age Range	Price	Description
Federal Bar Association Summer Program for High School Students	Multi-Subject	Jul 22 - Jul 26, 2025	Past session Past dates; prices and details may have changed.	9:00 AM - 4:00 PM	Ages not published	Price not published	About this session The Federal Bar Association and the Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum have created a program specifically for students considering careers in the legal field and who want to learn more about their own roles in conflict resolution. Students will meet and visit with federal judges, Deputy U.S. Marshals, FBI agents, lawyers, probation officers, and participate in a simulated mediation involving freedom of speech in high school.
Homeschool Day	Multi-Subject	Mar 24 - Mar 24, 2025	Past session Past dates; prices and details may have changed.	12:30 PM - 5:00 PM	Ages not published	Price not published	About this session Join us with your homeschool group for a special day of meaningful programming. Experience a story that is just as relevant and inspiring as it was 30 years ago with lessons that inspire us to live more meaningful lives. The days itinerary will include: Our interactive and engaging Uncover-Discover STEM lab, a behind-the-scenes tour of the Archives with our archivists and curators, a self-guided tour of the Museum enhanced with our Stronger Together Augmented Reality Experience, and the Outdoor Symbolic Memorial interpreted by the National Park Service.