Events

The U.S. Marshals Museum will be closed to the public, Wednesday, December 10, 2025.

The U.S. Marshals Museum will be closed Christmas Eve (December 24) and Christmas Day (Dec 25). We’ll reopen December 26 at 9:00 a.m.

The U.S. Marshals Museum will be closed Christmas Eve (December 24) and Christmas Day (Dec 25). We’ll reopen December 26 at 9:00 a.m.

The U.S. Marshals Museum will be closed all day on New Year’s Day, Wednesday, January 1.

January's True Crime will be a powerful, behind the scenes look at what can happen when the justice system fails. Termaine Hicks was wrongfully convicted of a crime and spent 20 years in prison before being exonerated in 2020 with the help of The Innocence Project. Termaine will share his experiences, his work to inspire […]

The USMM will be closed to public until 12 PM for private event. Our hours on February 6, 2026 will be 12:00pm-5:00pm.

Event Update: True Crime Tonight – Termaine Hicks (The Innocence Project) Due to a Winter Storm Watch in effect on the original event date, True Crime Tonight – Termaine Hicks (The Innocence Project), originally scheduled for Friday, January 23, 2026, has been postponed for the safety of our guests and speakers. The program has been […]

The United States Marshals Museum, a recognized partner of the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children, is hosting 30-minute virtual internet safety presentations in recognition of Safer Internet Day on February 10, 2026. Programs are offered by grade band: K–2: 8:45 AM CST 3–5: 9:45 AM CST Middle School: 10:45 AM CST High School: […]

Historic Decisions invites participants to look closely at a pivotal moment in American history and the tough choices Americans faced. After reviewing the event, attendees will weigh competing priorities, discuss possible outcomes, and deliberate toward a shared direction. This program encourages listening, thoughtful conversation, and civil dialogue, not debate. No prior knowledge is required. Come […]

Christopher Boyce waged a one-man war against the government in the 1970s and lost. After going to prison for selling government secrets to the Russians, he escaped and was captured by U.S. Marshals after almost two years on the run. For this True Crime Tonight presentation, we will hear from Larry Homenick, Chief Deputy U.S. […]

Join us for our next True Crime Tonight at the U.S. Marshals Museum. In February 2005, Judge Joan Lefkow returned home to a devastating scene—her husband and mother had been murdered in retaliation for a ruling she made. The shocking case drew national attention and launched an intense investigation. For our April program, retired Chief […]

Historic Decisions invites participants to look closely at a pivotal moment in American history and the tough choices Americans faced. After reviewing the event, attendees will weigh competing priorities, discuss possible outcomes, and deliberate toward a shared direction. This program encourages listening, thoughtful conversation, and civil dialogue, not debate. No prior knowledge is required. Come […]