Happy Thanksgiving from the Big Red One!

FREE ADMISSION Wednesday, Dec 6th @ 7pm Rex Theatre, Clay Center Friday, Dec 15th @ 7pm Saturday, Dec 16th @ 7pm Sunday, Dec 17th @ 2pm C.L. Hoover Opera House, Junction City

Where: Junction City High School Time: 1600 When: 21 November 2023 Join us for a - Future Soldier Enlistment - Soldier Re-Enlistment Brought to you by The 82nd Brigade Engineer Battalion BLUEBABE

Where: McCormick Youth Sports Complex When: November 21st Time: 1300-1700

Baylor vs Kansas State | Saturday, November 11 Celebrate and honor the Soldiers and family members from Fort Riley, Kansas! Fort Riley Day hosts hundreds of Soldiers in a day-long tribute to the decades-long partnership between the 1st Infantry Division, Fort Riley, and K-State. The "Big Red One" will showcase military vehicles and equipment pregame while service members will take part in events throughout the day. - Honors Soldiers serving at home and overseas - On-field participation “We are obviously honored that Kansas State University is able to have this unbelievable relationship with Fort Riley,” said Richard Linton, the KSU President. “Thank you for your continued support and we look forward to great partnerships moving forward.”

The First Infantry Division is hosting the Year of the NCO Ball on Thursday, December 14 at the Hilton Garden Inn in Manhattan, KS. Open to all 1ID and Fort Riley Soldiers, Family members, and DoD Civilians. Scan QR Code or click the link below to access ticket sales.

November is Military Family Appreciation Month, a time when America honors and recognizes the unique sacrifices and challenges family members make to support their loved ones in uniform. One of the great strengths of our nation is our military service members, and their strength is their families.

National American Indian Heritage Month provides the Army an opportunity to recognize and express appreciation for the contributions of Native American Soldiers, veterans, civilians, and family members and to reflect on their achievements and contributions to the Army and to our nation. This year’s theme, “Tribal Nations Soaring To New Heights,” is an opportunity to honor the cultures and contributions of the tribal nations and show our gratitude to the more than 150,000 veterans of American Indian and Alaskan Native descent.

Ways to find out about Fort Riley Family and MWR upcoming events.

Ways to find out about things to do on Fort Riley and upcoming events.