Real stories open new ways to see courage, service, and one another.
Public programs invite us to look more closely at the choices that shape a life—and the values that connect us across generations.
Join Medal of Honor Recipients, historians, local leaders, families, artists, and neighbors for experiences designed to inform, connect, and inspire action.
CHOCTAW NATION FALL PROGRAMMING SERIES
Listen. Engage. Activate. Each program offers a different way into the stories and values of the Medal of Honor.
OCTOBER 29
7:00 PM
New Venue! More Seats Now Available!
TICKETED EVENT
Join acclaimed actor and humanitarian Gary Sinise and Medal of Honor Recipient David Bellavia for a conversation about courage, friendship, and legacy.
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NOVEMBER 11
ALL DAY
OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
NATIONAL HOLIDAY
With support from presenting sponsor Ben E. Keith, Veterans Day at the National Medal of Honor Museum brings veterans and the wider community together for a full day of shared experiences inspired by courage, character, and service.
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Nov 21
10am to 2pm
FREE TO THE PUBLIC
Plan a family day at the National Medal of Honor Museum on November 21 with free activities, library story times, and The Teddy Roosevelt Show.
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Programs may extend beyond regular Museum hours and into outdoor spaces. Each event listing will include parking, seating, and admission guidance.
Most conversations take place in the Neel Kearby Theater, with time to continue the discussion in the Museum afterward. Event-specific access information is shared with registration.
Activities are designed for families to move at their own pace. Each event page includes recommended ages, timing, sensory notes, and ticket details.