Portraits of Courage: A Commander In Chief’s Tribute to America’s Warriors

This exhibition features a collection of oil paintings created by President George W. Bush that honor military service members who have served since 9/11. The display includes sixty-six individual portraits plus a four-panel mural, each depicting veterans whom President Bush has come to know personally. It's a meaningful way to explore stories of sacrifice and courage through art, making it especially valuable for families wanting to have conversations about service and what it means to give back to our country. The exhibition is included with general museum admission, so there's no additional cost beyond entry. This is a great outing for older kids and teens who can engage with both the artwork and the personal narratives behind each portrait. The display also connects to broader resources about supporting veterans' wellness and their transitions to civilian life, giving families context about the challenges many service members face after returning home.