The National Cowgirl Museum and Hall of Fame offers a variety of educational opportunities for all ages to learn about the indelible influence of the cowgirl on the West, forever changing the American identity. Broaden your horizons through exhibits, programming, and multiple interactive outreach options.

School Tours

Explore the National Cowgirl Museum and Hall of Fame and the all-new second floor for an engaging and unique experience for your students. Call 817.336.4475 to schedule a tour.

Minimum 10 people with two week advance reservation; maximum 120 people
Adults/Seniors – $7.00
Students (PreK-12^th) – $4.50
One free chaperone per every 10 students
Additional Chaperones – $7.00
Adult/Senior groups – a docent tour is unavailable at this time
Student groups – self-guided; complimentary activity booklets upon request

Traveling Trunk

The National Cowgirl Museum and Hall of Fame Traveling Trunk has become a standard teaching tool for many educators and librarians in the North Texas area. It contains cowboy/cowgirl artifacts, a teacher resource guide, lesson plans, literacy tips, and a curated collection of books written for a variety of reading levels. It can be used before or after a Museum visit, or as part of your curriculum to encourage students to learn about our national and international Cowgirl Honorees, their relationship with the horse, and their independence that helped shape the West. The trunk can be checked out for a two week period on a first-come, first-served basis with a completed request form and $25 refundable deposit. Click here for Trunk Request form.

Girl Scout Patch Program

In collaboration with the Girl Scouts of Texas Oklahoma Plains, Inc, the Museum offers an opportunity to earn the National Cowgirl Museum and Hall of Fame Scout badge. Click here for a list of the Girl Scout patch requirements and click here to download a Girl Scout Reservation Form to visit the Museum.

For more information about any of the programs listed above, please contact hwilson@cowgirl.net.