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Mar 16 — Mar 20
Calling all Secret Agents! This spring break, step into the shoes of a World War II spy at the National Museum of the Pacific War's Spring Break Spy School. This engaging drop-in activity takes about 20 minutes, and is an exciting way for kids learn the art of espionage in WWII.
As a spy, you’ll crack codes, forge documents, smuggle contraband, and more!
Join us for this FREE drop-in activity between 11 AM and 2 PM, from March 16th to 20th in the Degner Classroom (inside the main museum).
Mar 21
Join the National Museum of the Pacific War for Stories of Service: 250 Years of the American Military, a family-friendly festival celebrating 250 years of American service through hands-on history, live demonstrations, and community programming.
Throughout the day, visitors can explore interactive booths representing every era of American military history, from the Revolution to today. Partner organizations and historians will bring each period to life with artifacts, demonstrations, and frontline stories you can experience up close.
The event also features live war dog demonstrations showcasing real military working dogs, a dog obstacle course, a costume contest, and activity stations designed for all ages. Guests can enjoy a keynote speaker presentation, a live choir performance, and a projection-mapping program in the Historic Nimitz Ballroom featuring historical imagery that surrounds the space.
Whether you are a lifelong history enthusiast, a military family, or simply looking for an engaging day out, this communal celebration offers a meaningful opportunity to learn how generations of Americans have served their country while connecting with history in an interactive, welcoming environment.
Learn more on our website!
März 28
The Second World War was one of the first conflicts in which Americans were regularly supplied with photographs and film footage from the front lines. Military units such as the Army Signal Corps and the Marine Corps Photo Sections documented the war for the armed forces, while civilian reporters like Ernie Pyle reported for news organizations back home.
At this FREE Outpost program, visitors can learn about these brave combat documentarians and explore the cameras, equipment, and tools they used to show Americans what the war overseas looked like. Guests will have the opportunity to engage with real artifacts and gain insight into how wartime reporting shaped public understanding of the conflict.
Outpost programs are educational, drop-in experiences held on select Saturdays on the Nimitz Platz at 340 E Main St, Fredericksburg, TX 78624. Visitors of all ages are welcome to stop by, ask questions, and engage directly with history.
Apr 4
During the Pacific War, tanks played a critical role in supporting infantry as they advanced against heavily fortified Japanese positions. Crews relied on teamwork, coordination, and mechanical skill to operate effectively under extreme conditions across the islands of the Pacific.
This FREE Outpost program offers visitors an opportunity to learn about armored warfare in the Pacific and explore the Museum’s M5 Stuart tank. Guests can interact with real artifacts while gaining insight into tank crews, their daily responsibilities, and how armored vehicles supported ground operations during the war.
Outpost programs are educational, drop-in experiences held on select Saturdays. Visitors of all ages are welcome to stop by, ask questions, and engage directly with history.
January is when Fredericksburg really shows its personality and the town’s creative, music-loving, wine-sipping spirit comes alive. This is a month made for wandering Main Street, lingering over a glass of Texas wine, and discovering why Fredericksburg should be at the top of your travel bucket list this year.