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No Excuse Night at the National D-Day Memorial
- Dates: August 9, 2025
- Times: 5pm - 8pm
- Admission: Free
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National D-Day Memorial
3 Overlord Circle
Bedford, VA 24523 - Phone: (800) 351-DDAY
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No Excuse Night is held annually during the national Spirit of ’45 weekend to commemorate the end of World War II.
Never been to the Memorial? Haven’t been in a while? There’s no excuse not to visit during this free, extended-hours event!
Docents will be stationed throughout the Memorial to share information with guests.
No tickets or registration required. Rain or shine. Memorial site will be cleared in the event of a thunderstorm.
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No Excuse Night at the National D-Day Memorial
- 3 Overlord Circle
- Bedford, VA 24523
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- National D-Day Memorial
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