Fly along as novelist Charles Lutz recounts the story of 2nd Lt. Herbert Hudnut and the AEF Balloon Section’s “balloonatics” who provided valuable reconnaissance to soldiers on the ground.
Guests with sensory sensitivities are welcome to explore the Museum and Memorial in a calm, low-stimulating environment 90 minutes before public opening.
Doctors and scientists developed the technology to store blood for future transfusions during WWI. Like soldiers did 100 years ago, you can support those in need by donating blood.
Kansas City Symphony musicians bring music to the Museum and Memorial, from classical standards to patriotic favorites. Bring a lawn chair, blanket and a picnic!
"The Great War" tells the story of America’s entry into World War I and the challenges faced by both America’s military leadership and ordinary soldiers throughout the war. It provides opportunities...
Gather around Liberty Memorial Tower each evening at sunset to listen to Taps being played in a brief, moving ceremony. You are invited to enjoy the grounds before and after the ceremony.
Take a special 30-minute guided tour of "The Little War," tailored for young audiences, exploring children’s experiences in WWI. Free with Featured Exhibition admission.
This month, the Living History Volunteers bring to life the experiences of soldiers who fought beyond the Western Front. Bring your questions and curiosity!