Symposium with speakers and documentary film exploring ranching and agriculture heritage tied to a new exhibition at the museum.

Frontier Texas will host a Ranching Heritage Exhibit Symposium in the new education space at Frontier Texas from 2 pm – 6 pm. This will be free to attend, seating is limited.

Frontier Texas will host its annual series of Saturday Shootouts during the months of March, May, and June 2025. This historical drama is based on the true events of the Abilene Pine Street shootout of 1884 that occurred on the northeast corner of North 1st and Pine Street.

Frontier Texas will host its annual series of Saturday Shootouts during the months of March, May, and June 2025. This historical drama is based on the true events of the Abilene Pine Street shootout of 1884 that occurred on the northeast corner of North 1st and Pine Street.

Join us for the second annual West Texas Wine Festival, a fundraising event supporting Frontier Texas. There will be music, food trucks, wineries, and more to enjoy during the festival (located at the Frontier Texas Outdoor Parade Grounds.) For more information on how to support this fundraiser or purchase tickets, please contact Whitney Herrington at whitney@frontiertexas.com

Admission:

General admission: $50

VIP admission: $100

Frontier Texas will host its annual series of Saturday Shootouts during the months of March, May and June 2024. This historical drama is based on the true events of the Abilene Pine Street Shootout of 1884 that occurred on the northeast corner of North 1st and Pine Street.

Saturday Shootouts

You and your family can come and witness the dramatization of this historic event hosted by Frontier Texas based on the true event of the 1884 Pine Street Shootout. You will be immersed in the drama and excitement of what it might have been like to witness the shootout just a few years after Abilene was founded. During this time, Abilene had just started making progress toward a more law-abiding town to appeal to the many railroad travelers and in the process caused tension amongst the townspeople, lawmen, and leaders.

The shootout starts at “high noon” (12:00 pm) on the Parade Grounds (outdoor courtyard) and will last about 10 minutes. Afterward there will be an opportunity for you and your family to interact with the characters and hear a little bit about the history of the Pine Street Shootout! Be sure to arrive a little early so you don’t miss the first draw.

About Frontier Texas

Frontier Texas is an interactive museum experience, where history comes to life. The museum is located at 625 North First Street in downtown Abilene. Call (325)437-2800 or visit www.frontiertexas.com today for more information.

ONGOING EXHIBIT

Blood & Treasure on the Frontier

Open Daily: Monday – Saturday, 9 am – 6 pm; Sunday 1 pm – 5 pm

Frontier Texas will host its annual series of Saturday Shootouts during the months of March, May and June 2024. This historical drama is based on the true events of the Abilene Pine Street Shootout of 1884 that occurred on the northeast corner of North 1st and Pine Street.

Saturday Shootouts

You and your family can come and witness the dramatization of this historic event hosted by Frontier Texas based on the true event of the 1884 Pine Street Shootout. You will be immersed in the drama and excitement of what it might have been like to witness the shootout just a few years after Abilene was founded. During this time, Abilene had just started making progress toward a more law-abiding town to appeal to the many railroad travelers and in the process caused tension amongst the townspeople, lawmen, and leaders.

The shootout starts at “high noon” (12:00 pm) on the Parade Grounds (outdoor courtyard) and will last about 10 minutes. Afterward there will be an opportunity for you and your family to interact with the characters and hear a little bit about the history of the Pine Street Shootout! Be sure to arrive a little early so you don’t miss the first draw.

About Frontier Texas

Frontier Texas is an interactive museum experience, where history comes to life. The museum is located at 625 North First Street in downtown Abilene. Call (325)437-2800 or visit www.frontiertexas.com today for more information.

ONGOING EXHIBIT

Blood & Treasure on the Frontier

Open Daily: Monday – Saturday, 9 am – 6 pm; Sunday 1 pm – 5 pm

Frontier Texas will host its annual series of Saturday Shootouts during the months of March, May and June 2024. This historical drama is based on the true events of the Abilene Pine Street Shootout of 1884 that occurred on the northeast corner of North 1st and Pine Street.

Saturday Shootouts

You and your family can come and witness the dramatization of this historic event hosted by Frontier Texas based on the true event of the 1884 Pine Street Shootout. You will be immersed in the drama and excitement of what it might have been like to witness the shootout just a few years after Abilene was founded. During this time, Abilene had just started making progress toward a more law-abiding town to appeal to the many railroad travelers and in the process caused tension amongst the townspeople, lawmen, and leaders.

The shootout starts at “high noon” (12:00 pm) on the Parade Grounds (outdoor courtyard) and will last about 10 minutes. Afterward there will be an opportunity for you and your family to interact with the characters and hear a little bit about the history of the Pine Street Shootout! Be sure to arrive a little early so you don’t miss the first draw.

About Frontier Texas

Frontier Texas is an interactive museum experience, where history comes to life. The museum is located at 625 North First Street in downtown Abilene. Call (325)437-2800 or visit www.frontiertexas.com today for more information.

ONGOING EXHIBIT

Blood & Treasure on the Frontier

Open Daily: Monday – Saturday, 9 am – 6 pm; Sunday 1 pm – 5 pm

Frontier Texas will host its annual series of Saturday Shootouts during the months of March, May and June 2024. This historical drama is based on the true events of the Abilene Pine Street Shootout of 1884 that occurred on the northeast corner of North 1st and Pine Street.

Saturday Shootouts

You and your family can come and witness the dramatization of this historic event hosted by Frontier Texas based on the true event of the 1884 Pine Street Shootout. You will be immersed in the drama and excitement of what it might have been like to witness the shootout just a few years after Abilene was founded. During this time, Abilene had just started making progress toward a more law-abiding town to appeal to the many railroad travelers and in the process caused tension amongst the townspeople, lawmen, and leaders.

The shootout starts at “high noon” (12:00 pm) on the Parade Grounds (outdoor courtyard) and will last about 10 minutes. Afterward there will be an opportunity for you and your family to interact with the characters and hear a little bit about the history of the Pine Street Shootout! Be sure to arrive a little early so you don’t miss the first draw.

About Frontier Texas

Frontier Texas is an interactive museum experience, where history comes to life. The museum is located at 625 North First Street in downtown Abilene. Call (325)437-2800 or visit www.frontiertexas.com today for more information.

ONGOING EXHIBIT

Blood & Treasure on the Frontier

Open Daily: Monday – Saturday, 9 am – 6 pm; Sunday 1 pm – 5 pm

Frontier Texas will host its annual series of Saturday Shootouts during the months of March, May and June 2024. This historical drama is based on the true events of the Abilene Pine Street Shootout of 1884 that occurred on the northeast corner of North 1st and Pine Street.

Saturday Shootouts

You and your family can come and witness the dramatization of this historic event hosted by Frontier Texas based on the true event of the 1884 Pine Street Shootout. You will be immersed in the drama and excitement of what it might have been like to witness the shootout just a few years after Abilene was founded. During this time, Abilene had just started making progress toward a more law-abiding town to appeal to the many railroad travelers and in the process caused tension amongst the townspeople, lawmen, and leaders.

The shootout starts at “high noon” (12:00 pm) on the Parade Grounds (outdoor courtyard) and will last about 10 minutes. Afterward there will be an opportunity for you and your family to interact with the characters and hear a little bit about the history of the Pine Street Shootout! Be sure to arrive a little early so you don’t miss the first draw.

About Frontier Texas

Frontier Texas is an interactive museum experience, where history comes to life. The museum is located at 625 North First Street in downtown Abilene. Call (325)437-2800 or visit www.frontiertexas.com today for more information.

ONGOING EXHIBIT

Blood & Treasure on the Frontier

Open Daily: Monday – Saturday, 9 am – 6 pm; Sunday 1 pm – 5 pm

Frontier Texas will host its annual series of Saturday Shootouts during the months of March, May and June 2024. This historical drama is based on the true events of the Abilene Pine Street Shootout of 1884 that occurred on the northeast corner of North 1st and Pine Street.

Saturday Shootouts

You and your family can come and witness the dramatization of this historic event hosted by Frontier Texas based on the true event of the 1884 Pine Street Shootout. You will be immersed in the drama and excitement of what it might have been like to witness the shootout just a few years after Abilene was founded. During this time, Abilene had just started making progress toward a more law-abiding town to appeal to the many railroad travelers and in the process caused tension amongst the townspeople, lawmen, and leaders.

The shootout starts at “high noon” (12:00 pm) on the Parade Grounds (outdoor courtyard) and will last about 10 minutes. Afterward there will be an opportunity for you and your family to interact with the characters and hear a little bit about the history of the Pine Street Shootout! Be sure to arrive a little early so you don’t miss the first draw.

About Frontier Texas

Frontier Texas is an interactive museum experience, where history comes to life. The museum is located at 625 North First Street in downtown Abilene. Call (325)437-2800 or visit www.frontiertexas.com today for more information.

ONGOING EXHIBIT

Blood & Treasure on the Frontier

Open Daily: Monday – Saturday, 9 am – 6 pm; Sunday 1 pm – 5 pm

Frontier Texas will host its annual series of Saturday Shootouts during the months of March, May and June 2024. This historical drama is based on the true events of the Abilene Pine Street Shootout of 1884 that occurred on the northeast corner of North 1st and Pine Street.

Saturday Shootouts

You and your family can come and witness the dramatization of this historic event hosted by Frontier Texas based on the true event of the 1884 Pine Street Shootout. You will be immersed in the drama and excitement of what it might have been like to witness the shootout just a few years after Abilene was founded. During this time, Abilene had just started making progress toward a more law-abiding town to appeal to the many railroad travelers and in the process caused tension amongst the townspeople, lawmen, and leaders.

The shootout starts at “high noon” (12:00 pm) on the Parade Grounds (outdoor courtyard) and will last about 10 minutes. Afterward there will be an opportunity for you and your family to interact with the characters and hear a little bit about the history of the Pine Street Shootout! Be sure to arrive a little early so you don’t miss the first draw.

About Frontier Texas

Frontier Texas is an interactive museum experience, where history comes to life. The museum is located at 625 North First Street in downtown Abilene. Call (325)437-2800 or visit www.frontiertexas.com today for more information.

ONGOING EXHIBIT

Blood & Treasure on the Frontier

Open Daily: Monday – Saturday, 9 am – 6 pm; Sunday 1 pm – 5 pm

Frontier Texas will host its annual series of Saturday Shootouts during the months of March, May and June 2024. This historical drama is based on the true events of the Abilene Pine Street Shootout of 1884 that occurred on the northeast corner of North 1st and Pine Street.

Saturday Shootouts

You and your family can come and witness the dramatization of this historic event hosted by Frontier Texas based on the true event of the 1884 Pine Street Shootout. You will be immersed in the drama and excitement of what it might have been like to witness the shootout just a few years after Abilene was founded. During this time, Abilene had just started making progress toward a more law-abiding town to appeal to the many railroad travelers and in the process caused tension amongst the townspeople, lawmen, and leaders.

The shootout starts at “high noon” (12:00 pm) on the Parade Grounds (outdoor courtyard) and will last about 10 minutes. Afterward there will be an opportunity for you and your family to interact with the characters and hear a little bit about the history of the Pine Street Shootout! Be sure to arrive a little early so you don’t miss the first draw.

About Frontier Texas

Frontier Texas is an interactive museum experience, where history comes to life. The museum is located at 625 North First Street in downtown Abilene. Call (325)437-2800 or visit www.frontiertexas.com today for more information.

ONGOING EXHIBIT

Blood & Treasure on the Frontier

Open Daily: Monday – Saturday, 9 am – 6 pm; Sunday 1 pm – 5 pm

Frontier Texas will host its annual series of Saturday Shootouts during the months of March, May and June 2024. This historical drama is based on the true events of the Abilene Pine Street Shootout of 1884 that occurred on the northeast corner of North 1st and Pine Street.

Saturday Shootouts

You and your family can come and witness the dramatization of this historic event hosted by Frontier Texas based on the true event of the 1884 Pine Street Shootout. You will be immersed in the drama and excitement of what it might have been like to witness the shootout just a few years after Abilene was founded. During this time, Abilene had just started making progress toward a more law-abiding town to appeal to the many railroad travelers and in the process caused tension amongst the townspeople, lawmen, and leaders.

The shootout starts at “high noon” (12:00 pm) on the Parade Grounds (outdoor courtyard) and will last about 10 minutes. Afterward there will be an opportunity for you and your family to interact with the characters and hear a little bit about the history of the Pine Street Shootout! Be sure to arrive a little early so you don’t miss the first draw.

About Frontier Texas

Frontier Texas is an interactive museum experience, where history comes to life. The museum is located at 625 North First Street in downtown Abilene. Call (325)437-2800 or visit www.frontiertexas.com today for more information.

NEW EXHIBIT

The Famous White Buffalo Hide, shot by J. Wright Mooar in 1876, now on display.

March 2nd, 6:30 P.M.

Frontier Texas presents, “A Toast to Texas, an Evening with Barry Corbin”

Ticket Prices vary starting at $85, Call 325-437-2800 for more information.

Join us for the first annual West Texas Wine Festival, a fundraising event benefitting Frontier Texas!

There will be music, food trucks, wineries, and more to enjoy during the festival. For more information on how to support this fundraiser or purchase tickets please contact Whitney Herrington at Whitney@FrontierTexas.com

Hosted by Frontier Texas!

Dale Watson with special guests Two Tons of Steel and The Derailers providing a night of Honky Tonk Music in Downtown Abilene all supporting Cook Children's #erasekidcancer Fund!

#EraseKidCancer Concert - Dale Watson & Friends

September 9, 2023 7:00 PM –10:00 PM

Frontier Texas! 625 N 1st Street Abilene, TX 79601

Frontier Texas will host its annual series of Saturday Shootouts during the months of March, May, June, and July, 2023. This historical drama is based on the true events of the Abilene Pine Street Shootout of 1884 that occurred on the northeast corner of North 1st and Pine Street.

Saturday Shootouts

You and your family can come and witness the dramatization of this historic event hosted by Frontier Texas based on the true event of the 1884 Pine Street Shootout. You will be immersed in the drama and excitement of what it might have been like to witness the shootout just a few years after Abilene was founded. During this time, Abilene had just started making progress toward a more law-abiding town to appeal to the many railroad travelers and in the process caused tension amongst the townspeople, lawmen, and leaders.

The shootout starts at “high noon” (12:00 pm) on the Parade Grounds (outdoor courtyard) and will last about 10 minutes. Afterward there will be an opportunity for you and your family to interact with the characters and hear a little bit about the history of the Pine Street Shootout! Be sure to arrive a little early so you don’t miss the first draw.

Upcoming Saturday Shootout Dates:

March: March 11, March 18 May: May 20, May 27

June: June 3, June 17, June 24 July: July 1

About Frontier Texas

Frontier Texas is an interactive museum experience, where history comes to life. The museum is located at 625 North First Street in downtown Abilene. Call (325)437-2800 or visit www.frontiertexas.com today for more information.

ONGOING EXHIBIT

Blood & Treasure on the Frontier

Open Daily: Monday – Saturday, 9 am – 6 pm; Sunday 1 pm – 5 pm

Frontier Texas will host its annual series of Saturday Shootouts during the months of March, May, June, and July, 2023. This historical drama is based on the true events of the Abilene Pine Street Shootout of 1884 that occurred on the northeast corner of North 1st and Pine Street.

Saturday Shootouts

You and your family can come and witness the dramatization of this historic event hosted by Frontier Texas based on the true event of the 1884 Pine Street Shootout. You will be immersed in the drama and excitement of what it might have been like to witness the shootout just a few years after Abilene was founded. During this time, Abilene had just started making progress toward a more law-abiding town to appeal to the many railroad travelers and in the process caused tension amongst the townspeople, lawmen, and leaders.

The shootout starts at “high noon” (12:00 pm) on the Parade Grounds (outdoor courtyard) and will last about 10 minutes. Afterward there will be an opportunity for you and your family to interact with the characters and hear a little bit about the history of the Pine Street Shootout! Be sure to arrive a little early so you don’t miss the first draw.

Upcoming Saturday Shootout Dates:

March: March 11, March 18 May: May 20, May 27

June: June 3, June 17, June 24 July: July 1

About Frontier Texas

Frontier Texas is an interactive museum experience, where history comes to life. The museum is located at 625 North First Street in downtown Abilene. Call (325)437-2800 or visit www.frontiertexas.com today for more information.

ONGOING EXHIBIT

Blood & Treasure on the Frontier

Open Daily: Monday – Saturday, 9 am – 6 pm; Sunday 1 pm – 5 pm

Frontier Texas will host its annual series of Saturday Shootouts during the months of March, May, June, and July, 2023. This historical drama is based on the true events of the Abilene Pine Street Shootout of 1884 that occurred on the northeast corner of North 1st and Pine Street.

Saturday Shootouts

You and your family can come and witness the dramatization of this historic event hosted by Frontier Texas based on the true event of the 1884 Pine Street Shootout. You will be immersed in the drama and excitement of what it might have been like to witness the shootout just a few years after Abilene was founded. During this time, Abilene had just started making progress toward a more law-abiding town to appeal to the many railroad travelers and in the process caused tension amongst the townspeople, lawmen, and leaders.

The shootout starts at “high noon” (12:00 pm) on the Parade Grounds (outdoor courtyard) and will last about 10 minutes. Afterward there will be an opportunity for you and your family to interact with the characters and hear a little bit about the history of the Pine Street Shootout! Be sure to arrive a little early so you don’t miss the first draw.

Upcoming Saturday Shootout Dates:

March: March 11, March 18 May: May 20, May 27

June: June 3, June 17, June 24 July: July 1

About Frontier Texas

Frontier Texas is an interactive museum experience, where history comes to life. The museum is located at 625 North First Street in downtown Abilene. Call (325)437-2800 or visit www.frontiertexas.com today for more information.

ONGOING EXHIBIT

Blood & Treasure on the Frontier

Open Daily: Monday – Saturday, 9 am – 6 pm; Sunday 1 pm – 5 pm

Frontier Texas will host its annual series of Saturday Shootouts during the months of March, May, June, and July, 2023. This historical drama is based on the true events of the Abilene Pine Street Shootout of 1884 that occurred on the northeast corner of North 1st and Pine Street.

Saturday Shootouts

You and your family can come and witness the dramatization of this historic event hosted by Frontier Texas based on the true event of the 1884 Pine Street Shootout. You will be immersed in the drama and excitement of what it might have been like to witness the shootout just a few years after Abilene was founded. During this time, Abilene had just started making progress toward a more law-abiding town to appeal to the many railroad travelers and in the process caused tension amongst the townspeople, lawmen, and leaders.

The shootout starts at “high noon” (12:00 pm) on the Parade Grounds (outdoor courtyard) and will last about 10 minutes. Afterward there will be an opportunity for you and your family to interact with the characters and hear a little bit about the history of the Pine Street Shootout! Be sure to arrive a little early so you don’t miss the first draw.

Upcoming Saturday Shootout Dates:

March: March 11, March 18 May: May 20, May 27

June: June 3, June 17, June 24 July: July 1

About Frontier Texas

Frontier Texas is an interactive museum experience, where history comes to life. The museum is located at 625 North First Street in downtown Abilene. Call (325)437-2800 or visit www.frontiertexas.com today for more information.

ONGOING EXHIBIT

Blood & Treasure on the Frontier

Open Daily: Monday – Saturday, 9 am – 6 pm; Sunday 1 pm – 5 pm

Frontier Texas will host its annual series of Saturday Shootouts during the months of March, May, June, and July, 2023. This historical drama is based on the true events of the Abilene Pine Street Shootout of 1884 that occurred on the northeast corner of North 1st and Pine Street.

Saturday Shootouts

You and your family can come and witness the dramatization of this historic event hosted by Frontier Texas based on the true event of the 1884 Pine Street Shootout. You will be immersed in the drama and excitement of what it might have been like to witness the shootout just a few years after Abilene was founded. During this time, Abilene had just started making progress toward a more law-abiding town to appeal to the many railroad travelers and in the process caused tension amongst the townspeople, lawmen, and leaders.

The shootout starts at “high noon” (12:00 pm) on the Parade Grounds (outdoor courtyard) and will last about 10 minutes. Afterward there will be an opportunity for you and your family to interact with the characters and hear a little bit about the history of the Pine Street Shootout! Be sure to arrive a little early so you don’t miss the first draw.

Upcoming Saturday Shootout Dates:

March: March 11, March 18 May: May 20, May 27

June: June 3, June 17, June 24 July: July 1

About Frontier Texas

Frontier Texas is an interactive museum experience, where history comes to life. The museum is located at 625 North First Street in downtown Abilene. Call (325)437-2800 or visit www.frontiertexas.com today for more information.

ONGOING EXHIBIT

Blood & Treasure on the Frontier

Open Daily: Monday – Saturday, 9 am – 6 pm; Sunday 1 pm – 5 pm

Frontier Texas will host its annual series of Saturday Shootouts during the months of March, May, June, and July, 2023. This historical drama is based on the true events of the Abilene Pine Street Shootout of 1884 that occurred on the northeast corner of North 1st and Pine Street.

Saturday Shootouts

You and your family can come and witness the dramatization of this historic event hosted by Frontier Texas based on the true event of the 1884 Pine Street Shootout. You will be immersed in the drama and excitement of what it might have been like to witness the shootout just a few years after Abilene was founded. During this time, Abilene had just started making progress toward a more law-abiding town to appeal to the many railroad travelers and in the process caused tension amongst the townspeople, lawmen, and leaders.

The shootout starts at “high noon” (12:00 pm) on the Parade Grounds (outdoor courtyard) and will last about 10 minutes. Afterward there will be an opportunity for you and your family to interact with the characters and hear a little bit about the history of the Pine Street Shootout! Be sure to arrive a little early so you don’t miss the first draw.

Upcoming Saturday Shootout Dates:

March: March 11, March 18 May: May 20, May 27

June: June 3, June 17, June 24 July: July 1

About Frontier Texas

Frontier Texas is an interactive museum experience, where history comes to life. The museum is located at 625 North First Street in downtown Abilene. Call (325)437-2800 or visit www.frontiertexas.com today for more information.

ONGOING EXHIBIT

Blood & Treasure on the Frontier

Open Daily: Monday – Saturday, 9 am – 6 pm; Sunday 1 pm – 5 pm

Frontier Texas will host its annual series of Saturday Shootouts during the months of March, May, June, and July, 2023. This historical drama is based on the true events of the Abilene Pine Street Shootout of 1884 that occurred on the northeast corner of North 1st and Pine Street.

Saturday Shootouts

You and your family can come and witness the dramatization of this historic event hosted by Frontier Texas based on the true event of the 1884 Pine Street Shootout. You will be immersed in the drama and excitement of what it might have been like to witness the shootout just a few years after Abilene was founded. During this time, Abilene had just started making progress toward a more law-abiding town to appeal to the many railroad travelers and in the process caused tension amongst the townspeople, lawmen, and leaders.

The shootout starts at “high noon” (12:00 pm) on the Parade Grounds (outdoor courtyard) and will last about 10 minutes. Afterward there will be an opportunity for you and your family to interact with the characters and hear a little bit about the history of the Pine Street Shootout! Be sure to arrive a little early so you don’t miss the first draw.

Upcoming Saturday Shootout Dates:

March: March 11, March 18 May: May 20, May 27

June: June 3, June 17, June 24 July: July 1

About Frontier Texas

Frontier Texas is an interactive museum experience, where history comes to life. The museum is located at 625 North First Street in downtown Abilene. Call (325)437-2800 or visit www.frontiertexas.com today for more information.

ONGOING EXHIBIT

Blood & Treasure on the Frontier

Open Daily: Monday – Saturday, 9 am – 6 pm; Sunday 1 pm – 5 pm

Frontier Texas will host its annual series of Saturday Shootouts during the months of March, May, June, and July, 2023. This historical drama is based on the true events of the Abilene Pine Street Shootout of 1884 that occurred on the northeast corner of North 1st and Pine Street.

Saturday Shootouts

You and your family can come and witness the dramatization of this historic event hosted by Frontier Texas based on the true event of the 1884 Pine Street Shootout. You will be immersed in the drama and excitement of what it might have been like to witness the shootout just a few years after Abilene was founded. During this time, Abilene had just started making progress toward a more law-abiding town to appeal to the many railroad travelers and in the process caused tension amongst the townspeople, lawmen, and leaders.

The shootout starts at “high noon” (12:00 pm) on the Parade Grounds (outdoor courtyard) and will last about 10 minutes. Afterward there will be an opportunity for you and your family to interact with the characters and hear a little bit about the history of the Pine Street Shootout! Be sure to arrive a little early so you don’t miss the first draw.

Upcoming Saturday Shootout Dates:

March: March 11, March 18 May: May 20, May 27

June: June 3, June 17, June 24 July: July 1

About Frontier Texas

Frontier Texas is an interactive museum experience, where history comes to life. The museum is located at 625 North First Street in downtown Abilene. Call (325)437-2800 or visit www.frontiertexas.com today for more information.

ONGOING EXHIBIT

Blood & Treasure on the Frontier

Open Daily: Monday – Saturday, 9 am – 6 pm; Sunday 1 pm – 5 pm

In celebration of Texas Independence Day, the exhibits of Frontier Texas will be free to the public all day. There will be a ceremony with school age children from 10 am – 10:30 am and a “Toast to Texas” reception from 6 pm – 7 pm. Visitors will be able to sign the giant copy of the Texas Declaration of Independence. Both events are free and open to the public.