Event Calendar

In honor of Father’s Day, all dads will receive FREE admission to the John Wayne: An American Experience exhibit on Sunday, June 21, 2026 plus 15% off purchases at the John Wayne Stock & Supply retail store (adjacent to the exhibit). We are open 7 days per week, from 9am to 6pm. Cheers to dads!

World Cup Fans, This One’s for You ⚽

From June 11 – July 19, 2026 wear your favorite World Cup jersey to John Wayne: An American Experience and receive $5 off Museum admission.

Show your colors and save on admission while exploring the life and legacy of an American icon.

Offer valid in-person only. One discount per guest wearing a World Cup jersey.

Wear your cowboy hat and receive $5 OFF admission to the John Wayne: An American Experience exhibit on Saturday, July 25.

Hats off to our First Responders!  First responders will receive $5 OFF walk-in admission during the month of September to the John Wayne: An American Experience exhibit in the historic Fort Worth Stockyards!

Join us on Saturday, November 7, 2026 for the annual 5K John Wayne Grit Series run in the historic Fort Worth Stockyards! The course starts at the John Wayne: An American Experience exhibit and weaves through the cobblestone streets of the Stockyards to Trinity Trail where you’ll take in views of the downtown Fort Worth Skyline. This run benefits the John Wayne Cancer Foundation, and every step advances the fight against cancer. Bring the whole family… you won’t want to miss it!

In honor of Veterans Day, all veterans and active-duty military will receive FREE admission to the John Wayne: An American Experience exhibit from Saturday November 7 – Wednesday November 11, 2026. Thank you for your service!

Special Exhibition:
Cowboys and Indians by Andy Warhol

Step into the vibrant world of Pop Art with Andy Warhol’s iconic Cowboys and Indians portfolio, a captivating set of ten screenprints created in 1986, just a year before the artist’s passing. This collection, presented on Lenox Museum Board, showcases Warhol’s signature style through bold colors and cultural commentary, exploring themes of the American West. Each piece measures 36 by 36 inches (914 by 914 mm) and is part of a limited edition of 250, signed and numbered in pencil by Warhol, with printing by Rupert Jasen Smith and publishing by Gaultney, Klineman Art, Inc. The portfolio features a diverse array of subjects, including Mother and Child, Northwest Coast Mask, Kachina Dolls, Annie Oakley, General Custer, Indian Head Nickel, Geronimo, Plains Indian Shield, Teddy Roosevelt, and the striking John Wayne.