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Toddler Tales: L is for Little House on the Prairie
Join us for a free Toddler Tales Storytime featuring "L is for Little House on the Prairie." In this lesson, we'll explore pioneer life and learn about the letter L […]
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Constitution Day
Constitution Day Date: Saturday, September 14 Time: 1:00 pm- 4:00 pm Location: Edmond History Museum Cost: FREE, come and go event The Edmond History Museum, in partnership with the Cordelia […]
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Toddler Tales: L is for Liberty
Celebrate Constitution Day with our free Toddler Tales Storytime, "L is for Liberty." We'll enjoy a story, sing songs, and learn about the concept of liberty in a fun and engaging way. This event is part of our Free Constitution Day celebration—no registration is required!
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Annual Museum Meeting
Each year, the museum reports on its progress for the previous fiscal year and a new slate of Board Members is elected. This one-hour meeting is important and positive. To show appreciation for your time and support, attendees will get a sneak peek at five special artifacts “from the vault” that have not been seen […]
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Stuffed Animal Sleepover: Cozy Critter Campout
Join Us for a Stuffed Animal Sleepover! Date & Time: Friday, Sept. 27 @ 6:00 pm Location: Edmond History Museum, 431 S. Blvd. What to Expect: For the Kids: Bring your favorite stuffed animal for an evening of fun! Storytime: Enjoy a delightful story with your stuffie. Snack Time: Share a tasty treat together. Activity: […]
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Radio Show: The Haunted Radio Station
Edmond History Museum’s 1940s Radio Theater presents: The Haunted Radio Station on Friday, October 11th @ 6:30-7:45 pm. The show features three shows in one: comedy, suspense, and an original melodrama—all with hauntingly spooky themes. “This show is designed to leave you in….Suspense!” Listeners from the Golden Age of Radio will remember hearing […]
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M is for Museum
Join us for a fun, hands-on exploration of the people who bring museums to life! Kids will discover what curators, educators, and exhibit coordinators do behind the scenes through interactive activities. This program offers exciting experiences for all ages. Parents are required to attend. Date: Fall Break, Oct. 17 & 18 Time: 10:30 am & […]
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Halloween Stuffed Animal Sleepover
Halloween Stuffed Animal Sleepover Date & Time: Thursday, Oct. 24 @ 6:00 pm Location: Edmond History Museum, 431 S. Blvd. Price: $5 (registration required) Bring your favorite stuffed animal for a spooktacular night of Halloween fun! Feel free to dress your stuffy in costume and children are welcome to wear costumes for this spooktacular adventure! […]
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Murder Mystery: Flour, Lies, & Alibis
Step into intrigue and suspense at Flour, Lies, & Alibis, a Murder Mystery event set in the historic Rodkey House, built in 1900. On October 25 and 26, become both suspect and detective as you work to solve a fictional crime rooted in Edmond’s history. While the mystery is imagined, the characters are inspired by […]
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Halloween at the Museum 2024
Join us for a spooktacular Halloween at the museum, proudly sponsored by Goldfish Swim School! This free, come-and-go event promises a hauntingly good time for all ages. Dive into a world of creativity with crafts, satisfy your sweet tooth with candy treats, enjoy a treasure trove of eerie activities, and don't forget to explore the […]
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Veteran’s Day Celebration
Edmond History Museum is hosting Edmond’s 4th annual Veterans Day Celebration on November 11th, 2024 at 4:30-5:30pm at the Stephenson Park Pavilion. The ceremony will begin at 4:30, followed by the opportunity to visit veteran-related booths. Event speakers include retired Captain AL Haizlip, Commander of the Edmond American Legion Post #111, retired Colonel Greg Roberts, […]
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Toddler Tales: N is for Native American
Celebrate Native American Heritage Month with an engaging, hands-on toddler program that honors Oklahoma’s first people! Join us for "N is for Native Peoples," where little ones will learn about the Native communities who lived and traveled through our area, their connection to nature, and their respect for the mighty bison. Through stories and interactive […]