TUDOR PLACE is closed during the month of January for annual maintenance.
Explore Tudor Place’s connection to St. Patrick’s Day and the women of Irish descent who worked there.
Learn the stories of the women of African descent at Tudor Place who were willing to speak out for what’s right.
Buzz around while learning about the important role of bees.
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This time slot SOLD OUT.
This time slot SOLD OUT.
This time slot is SOLD OUT.
Get down and dirty while learning about the smallest members of our ecosystem.
See what kinds of plants seeds grow into while enjoying time in the garden.
Bring a picnic and enjoy live theater on the sprawling South Lawn.
Bring a picnic and enjoy live theater on the sprawling South Lawn.
Explore all the places where animals live.
Proud host of a CIVIC SEASON event. Tudor Tuesday after hours. Pack a picnic and come on!
The Day of Archaeology Festival provides fun, free activities related to archaeology, local history and community building.
Visit Tudor Place's storytelling booth at Monticello as part of CIVIC Season!
Discover the story of the earliest buildings on the grounds of what became Tudor Place.
Visit Tudor Place after hours and enjoy a bit of respite from a busy week.
Learn about kinds of art and explore pieces in the Tudor Place Collection gathered across centuries.
"Burning Day:" History's Hot Topic! Join us for a sizzling session on the War of 1812!
Visit Tudor Place after hours and enjoy a bit of respite from a busy week.
Dig in and discover how archaeology tells us about the people of the past.
Discover the building blocks behind Tudor Place.
Young learners discover why leaves change colors.
Dress up in your costumes and enjoy treats in the Tudor Place Garden.
Dress up in your costumes and enjoy treats in the Tudor Place Garden.
Learn to smell the changes in the garden during the fall season.
Learn how people of the past showed gratitude.
THIS EVENT IS SOLD OUT. Explore how people of the past were able see at night before electricity.
As an historic site that bears the scars of slavery, Tudor Place seeks to look this injustice in the eye. Click here to learn more.
