The Traveling Vietnam Memorial Wall in Fort Collins in May 2025

The Veterans Plaza of Northern Colorado will have the honor of hosting The Traveling Vietnam Memorial Wall for five days, including Memorial Day.

The Traveling Vietnam Memorial Wall in Fort Collins for Five Days, Including Memorial Day

Experiencing The Traveling Vietnam Memorial Wall can be very powerful; it will be in Northern Colorado to do just that, for those who lost family members and friends in the Vietnam War.

58,267 servicemembers' names are on that wall, those who lost their lives, between 1957 and 1975 due to the war.

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Veterans Plaza of Northern Colorado was dedicated in May of 2011, an incredible educational tool for children and adults to learn about the military heroes who are part of our nation’s history, and to recognize those who continue to serve and will serve in the future.

The Traveling Vietnam Memorial Wall comes to Veterans Plaza at Spring Canyon Park every odd year, which 2025 is. Its five-day visit to the Choice City will see several events, including a Memorial Day ceremony on May 25.

There's no charge to visit the Memorial while it's on-site at Veterans Plaza at Spring Canyon Park, west of Taft Hill Road on Horsetooth Road, from May 22, 2025 through May 26, 2025. Thousands of people are expected to visit the Wall, with many thousands being on hand on Sunday, May 25, for the Memorial Day Ceremony.

Sunday, May 25, 2025.
Noon - 2:00 p.m.
21 Gun Salute.
Military Flyovers.
Field of Flags.
Military Equipment and Vehicles on Display.
Keynote speaker retired US Army Brigadier General Art Dillon.
Missing Man Table and Honors Ceremony.
20 Local Veteran-serving organizations on-site.

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