By Nikki Courtney
Feb 26, 2021
The 2021 Wreaths Across America Mobile Education Exhibit Tour is starting the year with a trip to Houston. Wreaths Across America is best known for placing flags on the graves of U.S. veterans mid-December every year, and their aim is to educate the public about their sacrifices and honor those who have served. It’s a 43 foot long 5th wheel trailer with slide outs that has a theater and exhibits. It’s a walk through at both ends with all Covid protocols being applied.
There are four Houston-area locations beginning today:
TOMBALL, TX Friday, Feb. 26, 2021. The third stop will be the first open to the public in 2021 and will be at
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This unique museum on wheels could be coming to your hometown, to help honor local veterans and teach the community!
Wreaths Across America (WAA) is proud to announce the start of the 2021 national tour for its Mobile Education Exhibit (MEE). The MEE will hit the road this month in Maine and head Southwest towards Texas for both private and public scheduled events.
“The goal of the Wreaths Across America Mobile Education Exhibit is to bring community together and teach patriotism while remembering the service and sacrifice of our nation’s heroes,” said Karen Worcester, executive director, Wreaths Across America. “However, over the last year, in light of the current health crisis, we feel this exhibit has taken on even more meaning by providing the opportunity for people to safely participate in something that is both educational and inspiring, while supporting and giving back to the communities it visits.”
Wreaths Across America has announced the start of the 2021 national tour for its Mobile Education Exhibit (MEE). The MEE will hit the road this month in Maine and head Southwest towards Texas for both private and public scheduled events.