TUES-FRI 10am-5pm
SAT 1-4 PM
Sun Closed
Join us on November 13th at 7 PM for a brief comedic introduction and a discussion of the 1958 sci-fi horror film The Blob. This movie is available to rent on Amazon. Pre-watch the movie before joining the discussion. Register for all events in this series here.
Celebrate history by joining the Edmond Historical Society & Museum book club! Throughout the year, we’ll read a mix of non-fiction, historical fiction, and books written during the time period of exhibits on display. Back by request, we are hosting a second session on the February book club The Underground Railroad by Colson Whitehead. This event will […]
In the midst of this pandemic, have you ever wondered what life was like during previous pandemics, especially without modern technology? Well, so did our education intern, Kaleigh! Enjoy this online presentation to learn about remote learning of the past! View the program here Link to Prezi here: https://prezi.com/view/62Ohv20Fk2qnrGVZxASg/ Please fill out the education survey […]
Learn to make a simple-but-cute apron as part of the What’s Cooking, Edmond? exhibit, on view until August 2021. Participants need to have basic sewing skills. If possible, please bring your own sewing machine. Class available May 15th at 10 AM. This class will be taught in-person by Anita Schlaht. In-Person class limited to 8, […]
Celebrate history by joining the Edmond Historical Society & Museum book club! Throughout the year, we’ll read a mix of non-fiction, historical fiction, and books written during the time period of exhibits on display. Join us for a Zoom book club from the comfort of your own home! This month we are reading American Spy […]
Celebrate history by joining the Edmond Historical Society & Museum book club! Throughout the year, we'll read a mix of non-fiction, historical fiction, and books written during the time period of exhibits on display. The book club is free but donations are appreciated. Click the donate box and enter the amount you wish to donate […]
Step back in time to watch a performance reading of three, animal-themed comedy skits from the Golden Age of Radio. Father Knows Best: Too Many Rabbits: the Anderson house is overrun with the neighbor’s rabbits. Tarzan: Hear an episode of the famous “ape man.” Archie Andrews: Going on a Picnic: Archie and Jughead (the Riverdale […]
Celebrate history by joining the Edmond Historical Society & Museum book club! Throughout the year, we'll read a mix of non-fiction, historical fiction, and books written during the time period of exhibits on display. Join us for a Zoom book club from the comfort of your own home! This month we are reading Killers of […]
Join us on Saturday, July 24 from 4 to 6 pm for the opening reception of From Athens to Atlanta: An Olympic Collection, 1896 - 1996. This temporary exhibit will feature Olympic memorabilia and souvenirs from most of the modern Olympic Games, which began in 1896. Highlights of the collections include a silver medal from […]
During this 1.5 hr class, artist Jay Tracy will teach you the techniques he used to carve the blue hippo replica out of foam with a hot knife. You will complete a small carving, and learn how the museum uses foam carving to care for its artifacts. Suitable for adults and children 8 or up, […]
Celebrate history by joining the Edmond Historical Society & Museum book club! Throughout the year, we'll read a mix of non-fiction, historical fiction, and books written during the time period of exhibits on display. Join us for a Zoom book club from the comfort of your own home! This month we are reading The Boys […]
Join us for the 40th anniversary of Jason Voorhees’s first appearance as we analyze Friday the 13th Part II on October 17th at 6 PM at Frenzy Brewing! We’ll have a comedic introduction to the film from our panelists and then open it up for discussion. We recommend you watch the film before attending. This […]
