Friday, March 17 - 10 a.m.-3 p.m.

Save a Life: Blood Drive - March 2023

Like soldiers did 100 years ago, do your civic and patriotic duty by donating blood to support those in need. In partnership with Community Blood Center.
Members-only Exhibition Preview
Wednesday, Feb. 22 - 10 a.m.-5 p.m.

Member Preview: Entertaining the Troops

Museum Members, see the newest exhibition before it opens to the public! "Entertaining the Troops" gives a peek into the spare hours of soldiers’ lives in WWI.
Exhibit Hall

Entertaining the Troops

Whether it was card games in the trenches or dancing in Paris, explore the varied ways soldiers devised to defeat boredom and keep morale up both on and off the battlefield.

Online
A WWI POW Camp of Propaganda

Fighting with Faith

"Fighting with Faith" explores the WWI alliance between Germany and the Ottoman Empire – how they used art, writing, architecture and special treatment to target prisoners in the Half Moon Camp, an

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Reception
Friday, Feb. 24 - Reception 5 p.m.

Saint Javelin: Art, Faith and Mobilization

A year into Russia’s war on Ukraine, join Saint Javelin founder Christian Borys and artist Chris Shaw along with Curator Patricia Cecil in conversation on art, faith and mobilization. Ticketed reception prior to program.

Reception and lecture
Tuesday, Feb. 21 - Reception 6 p.m., Lecture 7 p.m.

The Unfinished Business of Democracy: Lincoln, Wilson and the Issue of Race

Abraham Lincoln and Woodrow Wilson both fought for American democratic ideals. But the way they each chose to address race had serious consequences and left unfinished business. Join us for a conversation at 7 p.m., with free reception at 6 p.m.
Living History
Saturday, Feb. 11 - 10 a.m.-3 p.m.

Day in the Life: Technology

Living History volunteers focus on the technology developed before and during WWI on the battlefield, hospital ward and home front. Come ask questions!
Lecture
Sunday, Feb. 5 - 2 p.m.

Lawrence Lecture Series: Lawrence as a Writer

Did T.E. Lawrence achieve his ambition to be a great writer? Scholar Philip Neale navigates the checkered history of Lawrence of Arabia’s famous autobiography and other compositions.
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