Join us for Veterans Day Weekend at the National Center for Civil and Human Rights, presented by The Home Depot Foundation.
In recognition of the service and sacrifice of veterans and active-duty military personnel, the Center is offering free admission on November 7, 8, and 11. Accompanying family members will receive 20% off admission for up to four guests.
Veterans have long played a vital role in defending freedom, protecting democratic values, and advancing the ideals of dignity, equality, and justice. During Veterans Day Weekend, visitors are invited to explore exhibitions and experiences that highlight the ongoing pursuit of civil and human rights and the individuals who have worked to create positive change in their communities and around the world. Veterans Day Weekend offers an opportunity to reflect on service, leadership, and the enduring impact of those who have dedicated themselves to something greater than themselves.
Admission Offer
Free admission for veterans and active-duty military personnel
20% off admission for accompanying family members
Discount applies to a maximum of four guests
Redemption Information
This offer can only be redeemed in person at the Center’s ticket window and is not valid online. Eligible guests must present proper identification, including one of the following:
DD214 (copy accepted)
Veteran ID card
Driver’s license with veteran designation
Military ID card issued by the Armed Forces
Event presented by National Center for Civil and Human Rights. HowDidIMissThat.com is an independent listing and does not organize this event.
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