The National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum offers many educational, age-appropriate field trip programs that offer students the chance to explore various images and artifacts unique to the American West. Students can find their place in the West. Docent-facilitated tours are available Monday-Friday while teacher-directed tours are welcome anytime. The museum provides free admission for students and chaperones (one per seven students) and a transportation stipend for school field trips. Minimum participation for homeschool co-op organizations is 10 school-aged children. Drop-in activities available throughout the year. Call ahead for a curriculum consultation or make reservations (at least three weeks in advance), 405-478-2250 ext. 241 or sstrain@nationalcowboymuseum.org.

COMING SOON - Liichokoshkomo’ at the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum

Liichokoshkomo’ (pronounced Lee-cho-kosh-ko-MO) is the museum’s brand new backyard playscape, where STEAM activities and kinesthetic play meet cultural diversity. The world-class educational setting opens in spring 2020. A Spring Break sneak peek will be open to the public March 14-20 with a variety of activities including live entertainment, storytelling and food sampling. Field trips can be scheduled anytime.