We’re celebrating Texas Archeology Month with a fun Homeschool Day in October! Join us as we cover what archeology is, why it’s important, interesting archeological finds in our state and the implications of those discoveries and the future of archeology in Texas. We will put our knowledge to the test with hands-on, STEM-based projects, art and more! You won’t want to miss this informative and fun day just for Homeschoolers!

Doss Partners: FREE

General Public: $5 per student

Art Hour at the Doss is a free, monthly creative program in which your child learns to express themselves through fine arts. This fun and relaxing program also allows your student to socialize with others in the community that have an interest in art in a safe environment. 

October’s Art Hour is a set of Halloween Stations including Halloween luminaries, apple-stamped jack-o-lanterns and pumpkin stress balls. Kids can choose one, two or all three projects to complete at their own pace. 

We hope to see you on Thursday, October 9, 2025 from 4:30-5:30pm for this fun event!

Preschool Storytime

Every Tuesday @ 10:30am, FREE,
Registration Not Required

Art Hour

Once a Month @ 4:30pm, FREE,

Registration Not Required

 

S.T.E.A.M lab

Every 3rd Thursday @ 4:30pm,                  FREE,                                                Registration Not Required                       

Museum Explorers

Once a Month @ 10:30am,                          FREE,                                              Registration Not Required

Homeschool      Day

Every 2nd Wednesday @ 1pm,                    $5/student or free doss partners,          Registration Required

Physical Address

1400 Texas Dr.
Weatherford TX, 76086
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Museum Hours

Tues – Sat : 10am - 5pm
Thurs : 10am-8pm
Sun & Mon: Closed

Contact Us

(817) 599-6168
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Mailing Address

PO Box 215 
Weatherford, TX 76086 

Mission Statement

The mission of the James and Dorothy Doss Heritage and Culture Center is to collect, preserve, and interpret the history of Parker County through cultural and educational events that raise awareness and pride in our western heritage. 

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