National WASP WWII Museum

🚨 Last day to save on Rendezvous tickets 🚨 Tonight, the discounted rate officially takes off✈️ Starting tomorrow, tickets will be $125 through April. Don’t miss your chance to join us at WASP Homecoming 2026 at the best price available at bit.ly/homecoming26!

⏳ There are only 2 days left for you to take advantage of our special Rendezvous dinner pricing. After January tickets for the Rendezvous will return to the full $125 price per ticket. 🎉Don’t miss your chance to join us at WASP Homecoming 2026 at the best price available!

❄Due to the upcoming Texas winter storm, the Sweetwater House Concert Association has postponed the Summer Dean concert at the WASP WWII Museum. The good news? You’ll still be able to catch this up-and-coming country star when she takes the stage on April 3.

The WASP Homecoming is April 17-18, and we need volunteer photographers/videographers to help capture this unforgettable weekend! Sign up at bit.ly/waspphotography

Today we honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Dr. King believed progress is made when barriers are challenged and opportunity is expanded. During World War II, the WASP answered that call, stepping forward to serve when few believed they belonged in the cockpit.

🎉 Happy New Year from the WASP Museum! 🎉 As the calendar turns, we celebrate the courage, determination, and trailblazing spirit of the WASP. 🤫There might be a special discount for a NEW WASP themed item from our gift shop... only available to those who purchase early!

🎉 The wait is over... Homecoming Tickets Are NOW LIVE! 🎉 🎟️ Grab your WASP Celebration Brunch and Rendezvous Dinner ticket now at bit.ly/homecoming26 Early Bird Special January only: Rendezvous Tickets $99 + special discount on our WASP Homecoming Hawaiian Shirt 🌺✈

⏳ The countdown is on… ⏳ As we ring in the New Year, we’re also counting down to WASP Homecoming tickets going on sale! 🎟️ Early Bird Special: January Only! Snag your Rendezvous ticket for $99 & a special discount code! Tickets go live January 1 at bit.ly/homecoming26

The WASP Museum will be closed on Wednesday, January 1 in observance of New Year’s Day. We’ll be back in the cockpit with normal hours resuming Thursday, January 2. Thank you for helping us honor the past as we soar into the year ahead. We can’t wait to welcome you back! ✈️

Today in Aviation History 📷 On December 17, 1903, Wilbur and Orville Wright made history with the first powered, controlled flight. That daring moment paved the way for generations of trailblazers like the WASP, who soared into roles once thought impossible for women.

We are honored to recognize a special Giving Tuesday donation made by SaraLyn Archibald, given in honor of WASP Betty Archibald Fernandes, Class 43-3. 📷Join others making an impact today at BIT.LY/RESTOREHERWINGS

❄The holiday season is busy. Here’s a little help from your friends at the Official National WASP WWII Museum’s shop. Explore our toy collection now: national-wasp-wwii-museum.square.site Shop with purpose this holiday season.💙

What an energizing day at the Museum yesterday! Future Leadership Sweetwater students joined us for a behind-the-scenes look at how we use event planning, community collaboration, interactive experiences, and marketing to share the WASP Legacy.

Today in WASP History The US Army Air Forces announced that the Women Airforce Service Pilots program would be disbanded. Over 1,000 women were told they would be sent home without veteran status, honors, or benefits. However, their story didn’t end there. We honor their service

Our team had an incredible time at the Warbirds Over South Texas airshow! This weekend was all about education & inspiring the next generation of aviators. When we bring history to life, we help spark curiosity, confidence, and passion in future generations.

Joy Lofthouse was among the pioneering women to pilot a Spitfire during the Second World War. She was incredible!

This week, our team and our historic AT-6 Texan will be taking flight for Warbirds Over South Texas! 📍 Stop by our booth, meet our crew, and discover the incredible stories of the women who helped win the war in the skies! #MuseumOnTheMove #WarbirdsOverSouthTexas

We are proud to preserve the stories of these remarkable women. Their bravery reminds us that service takes many forms, and their legacy continues to inspire those who follow in their flight path. As we celebrate Veterans Day, we invite you to visit our newly added memorial wall.

Happy birthday to Bonnie Tiburzi! In 1973, she was the first female pilot to join American Airlines. 🙌 #womeninaviation #wasplegacy

Happy 101st Birthday to WASP Edith L. Upson Smith, 44-W-7 . Thank you for being an inspiration to future generations. Keep your eyes on the stars!!