EVM Shoe Drive Fundraiser 4/1 through 6/30
The truck won’t be here until July! So we can keep collecting shoes! It is a double donation! Donate your shoes and EVM raises funds to support our educational programs and events plus the shoes collected support micro businesses in underdeveloped countries! Drop shoes off at EVM!
Summer Camp Registration
Join EVM this summer as we learn about the Lewis & Clark Expedition! Fun activities, games, and projects will help us engage with this important piece of history. The camp day begins at 9am and ends at noon. Snacks provided. All campers should bring a water bottle and lunch. To register please call 402.371.3886 or email ljam.evm@gmail.com.
EVM's Pollinator Party
Celebrate Nebraska Pollinator Week in Verges Park! Join EVM Juen 26th from 2pm – 5pm for a bounce house, photo contest (submissions due 6/24 to ljam.evm@gmail.com), raffle, pollinator crafts, popsicles, and more! Our guest speaker, Justin Evertson from the Nebraska Statewide Arboretum, will present “Waterwise and Pollinator Friendly Landscapes at 230 but will be available for questions throughout the afternoon! Call 402.371.3886 for more info.
Hours
Tuesday – Saturday 10am-5pm
We are closed on New Year’s Eve, New Year’s Day, July 4th, Thanksgiving Day, the day after Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve, and Christmas Day.
Admission
$7 Adult
$6 Senior (60+)
$3 Children ages 3-18
Children age 2 and under are FREE
Veterans receive $1 off regular admission.
For groups of 10 or more, regardless of age, please inquire about our group rates ahead of your visit.
Location
Our Address:
515 Queen City Blvd.
Norfolk, NE 68701
From Norfolk Ave, turn north on 7th St. and drive 5 blocks. Museum is on the west side of the street. Driving Directions
The Elkhorn Valley Historical Society was founded in 1958. The members of the society believe in the value of preserving the past, the memory, and the legacy of the lives of the people of the Elkhorn Valley for future generations. Thanks to the generosity of area citizens, businesses, organizations, and grants, the Society was able to complete the construction of a beautiful museum building in 1997.
Photo Gallery
“Celebrating Our Past, Shaping Our Future”