The Wall That Heals

In Edinburg, Texas Thursday, April 20, 2023 - Sunday, April 23, 2023 Open 24 hours- rain or shine. Closes Sunday at 2:00 p.m. Free Admission |
Contact Us Magdiel Castle arts@cityofedinburg.com Ernesto Guevara Ernesto@edinburglibrary.us What to Know Before you Visit:
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Volunteer Click here to volunteer. In order to keep up-to-date with VVMF, visit their online platforms below. VVMF Facebook Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund Website Cultural Arts Website |
ABOUT In 1982, The Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund (VVMF) dedicated The Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington D.C. Since its dedication, it has become one of the most visited memorials on the National Mall with over 5 million visits each year, yet millions of others are still unable to see The Wall in Washington D.C. Shortly after The Wall’s dedication, the first traveling version began touring the country. In 1996, VVMF recognized a need to provide a traveling version of The Memorial and The Wall That Heals (TWTH) was dedicated. While these other exhibits are necessary to meet the public’s desire, as the founders of The Wall, VVMF sought to differentiate its exhibit by replicating The Wall experience as much as possible. To this day, this is accomplished through ongoing and close cooperation between the hosting organizations, their communities, and VVMF. Of the four “walls” traveling throughout the United States, The Wall That Heals is the largest replica, the only one wholly owned and operated by a non-profit organization, and the only one accompanied by the mobile Education Center. The preeminent exhibit coupled with close involvement of VVMF staff and significant preparations by hosts helps ensure a positive experience for every community selected to host The Wall That Heals. |
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DONATE |
visit https://www.edinburgarts.com/ to learn how you can make a difference by making a donation to this project or contact arts@cityofedinburg.com |
VVMF's In Memory Program | ![]() |
The Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund (VVMF) believes all those who served in Vietnam should be honored and remembered for their service. The In Memory program enables the families and friends of those who came home and later died the opportunity to have them be forever memorialized. You can learn more about it by clicking here. |