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Upcoming Events

The United States Navy Memorial annually hosts a series of activities, programs and events designed to appeal to our Sea Service veterans, active duty sailors and their families, and Washington, D.C. visitors who want to learn about our nation’s rich maritime heritage.
Click on any of the items to the left to get a full schedule of the programs offered in 2007 at the Navy Memorial, as well as upcoming 2008 dates!
Upcoming Special Events
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Jul 01, 2008
Participate in the First Ships Challenge! |
The United States Navy Memorial depends on the funds raised during this drive to support our many events, programs, and exhibitions held throughout the year. Through the Ships Challenge, our supporters can join a spirited competition to see which Navy vessel will garner the most gifts. Check the page beginning June 2 to see which vessel is in the lead, and how you can contribute!
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Jul 03, 2008
Concerts on the Avenue Summer Schedule is Here! |
Every Tuesday at 8:00 pm, come sit under the stars and hear the Navy Band play on the Memorial Plaza. Click here for the full 2008 schedule.
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Jul 04, 2008
Fourth of July Celebration at the U.S. Navy Memorial! |
Join us on July 4, 2008 as we celebrate Independence Day from 11-3pm. We’ll “Let Freedom Ring” on the Memorial Plaza, and screen some movies inside the Burke theater. Click here to learn more!
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Jul 10, 2008
England's Royal Hospital School Band Visits Navy Memorial |
Don’t miss this opportunity to enjoy the Royal Hospital School Band’s performance on the Memorial Plaza on June 10 at noon. Click here to learn more!
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Jul 28, 2008
Teacher Institute Summer '08 Program |
On July 28, General P. X. Kelley, USMC (Ret.), a Vietnam veteran and former Commandant of the Marine Corps, will speak at the U.S. Navy Memorial as a part of the Teacher Institute Summer '08 program. Come and be a part of this unique opportunity offered to middle and high school teachers across the Commonwealth of Virginia. Click here for registration and details.
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| July 4th celebrations included the "Let Freedom Ring" campaign in 2007. |

| The inaugural "Navy Day in D.C." on Oct. 13, 2007 included a wreathlaying ceremony, drill team performance, and birthday cake. |
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