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Pre-College Workshop for Native American Students 2013 »
June 09 to June 11 - 01:00 pm
Native American high school students are invited to spend 48 hours on a college campus learning about the college admission process.
Sunday Matinee Films - "Juneteenth: A Celebration of Freedom" »
June 09 at 01:30 pm to 02:30 pm
Created for the Texas Institute for the Preservation of History and Culture, the film explores the beginning of this unique holiday and its significance today.
Houston Chapter Picnic »
June 09 at 02:00 pm
Senior Visit Day »
June 10 at 08:30 am to 03:00 pm
An opportunity for seniors and their families to visit TU!
Summer Camp 2013 - Week 1, Morning Classes @ Zarrow »
June 10 to June 14 - 09:00 am
Gilcrease is pleased to offer an exciting variety of summer camp programs for students age 5 to 12 this summer! Each week-long camp features art discussion, along with exploration and hands-on art projects.
Summer Camp 2013 - Week 1, Afternoon Classes @ Zarrow »
June 10 to June 14 - 01:00 pm
Gilcrease is pleased to offer an exciting variety of summer camp programs for students age 5 to 12 this summer! Each week-long camp features art discussion, along with exploration and hands-on art projects.
Art Explorations »
June 11 at 10:00 am to 12:00 pm
Individuals with early-stage Alzheimer's disease and their care partners are invited for a gallery discussion of specific art pieces followed by a related hands-on art activity.
Mini Masters - Life in the Wild West »
June 11 at 02:00 pm to 03:00 pm
Come experience the Wild West in Gilcrease Museum's galleries. Learn about the different people living in the west, how they got there and what the Wild West was all about. Afterwards, participants will create an art object that relates to what they just studied in the galleries. Free with museum admission.
Oklahoma City Chapter: Cocktails on the Skyline »
June 13 at 06:00 pm
Mini Masters - Life in the Wild West »
June 14 at 10:00 am to 11:00 am
Come experience the Wild West in Gilcrease Museum's galleries. Learn about the different people living in the west, how they got there and what the Wild West was all about. Afterwards, participants will create an art object that relates to what they just studied in the galleries. Free with museum admission.
