Spend afternoons during spring break at the Will Rogers Memorial Museum. Events are planned every day from March 16 to 20 between 1 and 3 p.m. to keep kids learning and entertained during their school break. Each activity is based on a specific aspect of Will Rogers' extraordinary life, ranging from his time as a cowboy to his passion for aviation. Monday includes blacksmithing demonstrations, traditional dyeing, weave spinners, lacemakers, quilters and a rare behind-the-scenes tour. Tuesday is Cowboy Day. Wednesday is aviation day with flight simulator, astronaut exhibit, helicopter visit, and paper airplane contest. Thursday celebrates Route 66 with Cars movie screening and pinewood derby. Friday features the Mid-Afternoon Frolic Talent Show.

Aviation day in honor of Will's love of flying. Features a flight simulator in the Will Rogers Theatre, an exhibit about Claremore's astronaut Stuart Roosa, an Air Evac helicopter landing in the parking lot for exploration, and the annual spring break paper airplane contest. Winner receives an autographed children's book and gift shop card.

Multi-day spring break activities at the Will Rogers Memorial Museum from March 16-20, featuring different themed days including cowboy activities, aviation day with flight simulator and helicopter visit, Route 66 celebration with Cars movie screening, and culminating with a talent show. Activities include blacksmithing demonstrations, traditional crafts, behind-the-scenes museum tours, paper airplane contest, pinewood derby, and more. Each day runs 1-3 p.m. with educational activities based on Will Rogers' life.

A free two-week summer camp introducing students to the science of flight and diverse careers in aviation. Activities include hands-on flight instruction on FAA certified simulators, 30-minute discovery flights with certified instructors, aerodynamics testing through indoor skydiving or ziplining, engineering design challenges, rocket launches, aircraft mechanical school exploration, and meetings with aviation and cybersecurity experts. Camp runs Monday-Friday, 8:00 AM - 3:00 PM ET. Free transportation provided from National Air and Space Museum in Washington, DC. Lunch, snacks, and transportation to activities included. Open to 6th-8th grade students during 2025-2026 school year, with preference for Title I school students or those qualifying for free/reduced lunch.

Advanced level of the free two-week Aviation Explorers Camp for returning campers. Features similar hands-on aviation activities including flight instruction, discovery flights, aerodynamics testing, engineering challenges, and career exploration. Camp runs Monday-Friday, 8:00 AM - 3:00 PM ET. Free transportation provided from National Air and Space Museum in Washington, DC. Lunch, snacks, and transportation to activities included. Preference given to 8th-10th grade students during 2025-2026 school year who previously attended Level One camp.